Sentence examples for separation and independence from inspiring English sources
They only want separation and independence.
A frequent theme in his recent speeches is the importance of the separation and independence of powers.
But they say this change also reflects a fundamental rethinking of a child's departure for freshman year as the stark marker of separation and independence.
To the left of the traditional parties, however, opinion ranged from a demand for a special status for Quebec to support for separation and independence.
First, the linkers connecting the integrated antigenic module with the VLP-forming protein must be well designed to ensure structural separation and independence.
The result, in the careful prose of a recent report by the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, is "the absence of due separation and independence between the branches of government in Venezuela".
We compare monetary systems mediated by durable commodity monies, versus pure fiat monies, in order to understand the separation and eventual independence of the institutionally-created value of money from the values of underlying traded goods.
That is a reasonable desire: implicit in the logic of devolved government is the idea of different priorities, in spending and taxation, in different parts of the same country, so long as everyone enjoys minimum standards.Critics of devolution see the granting of tax powers as one more step towards separation, and Scottish independence is certainly a possible outcome.
The latter conceptions of self-identity commonly invoke a tale of early dependency upon the family and the eventual achievement of autonomy through narratives of separation and virtues of independence and self-determination.
The ECB shall establish practical arrangements in its internal rules to ensure that the separation and the operational independence between the supervisory and monetary functions of the ECB is guaranteed.
To them, separation was something forced upon you, and independence wasn't a choice.
