Sentence examples for should independence from inspiring English sources
But it could help the provincial government win some Inuit votes if it chooses to initiate a third referendum to seek separation from Canada, and tamp down Inuit protests should independence ever be won.
But, says Mr Salmond, the Unionists will not say what further powers, if any, might come the way of Holyrood, should independence be rejected.
BBC Scotland asked four economists the question: "Do we yet know if Scots would be better or worse off in an independent Scotland?" Prof Gavin McCrone, a former Scottish Office economist, said: "The costs of actual separation are not really quantified", while Prof David Bell, of Stirling University, added: "There might not be a clear answer until after the negotiations should independence occur".
Independent board directors should bring independence in word and deed and a fresh perspective to the organization.
They should declare independence.
We should declare independence.
He is arguing that Scotland should reject independence.
He sees Manhattan as its own country: "Maybe New York should declare independence".
Some Puerto Rico residents yesterday suggested the trial was just the latest reason why the island should seek independence.
"Now that the process of self-determination of nations has resumed, Abkhazia and South Ossetia should get independence".
So it is not surprising that Spain, which has bad memories of its own civil war, should oppose independence for Catalonia.
