Sentence examples for restored independence from inspiring English sources
The Baltic people have put Western principles of democracy into practice in their 10 years of restored independence.
The idea that the government might fix loneliness, as it continues to cut social programs, is as baseless as the Brexit delusion of restored independence.
When the Boers finally rebelled (December 1880), he was appointed a member of the ruling triumvirate and became a signatory to the Pretoria Convention (August 1881), which restored independence.
In alliance with Chilean patriots under the command of Bernardo O'Higgins, San Martín's army restored independence to a region whose highly factionalized junta had been defeated by royalists in 1814.
Mr Kasyanov may be clever and tough, but nothing in his past suggests that he is likely to be a scourge of the oligarchs.Mr Putin has made a friendly overture to the Poles, ever suspicious of Russia, but his lieutenants have at the same time been making nasty noises towards other neighbours, including the Balts, whose recently restored independence from Russia is fragile.
From 1958-61 it united with Nasser's Egypt, but an army coup restored independence before the pan-Arab nationalist Baath (Renaissance) party took control in 1963.
Rehab therapy can often help restore independence.
Restoring independence in the sit-to-stand (STS) task is an important objective for stroke rehabilitation.
He changed his way of doing business, restoring independence to church courts.
Last March, after the first democratic elections under Soviet power, the Lithuanian Parliament voted overwhelmingly to restore independence.
Researchers at the University of Colorado at Boulder, working with Boulder-based software firm AgentSheets, are combining various technologies in a bid to restore independence to the cognitively disabled; eventually tourists might also use the system.
