Sentence examples for sort of independence from inspiring English sources

That sort of independence is far from a bad quality - indeed, the ability to be independent is an important skill for leaders.

So what sort of independence would it be?

The most timid reform would merely give Pemex the sort of independence enjoyed by the central bank.

For other women, trading offered a more modest sort of independence, giving them a chance to build up savings separate from their husbands' accounts.

The design itself – a challenging two-piece – also suggests some sort of "independence" she says, or indicates some sort of relationship split later down the line.

A sort of impartiality was maintained but a sort of independence was fudged and that fudge has been the bane of the BBC ever since.

Her main characters are alive with the same sort of unshowy independence.

And for a leadership already grappling with separatist movements in the western regions Tibet and Xinjiang, any sort of successful independence movement would set an unthinkable precedent.

Carles Puigdemont, Catalonia's leader, sort of proclaimed independence on Oct. 10, prompting Madrid to ask him to clarify if he had actually done so.

The latest inquiry comes within a few years of two big steps set out in the Constitutional Reform Act 2005, intended to sever judicial ties with parliament to promote just the sort of judicial independence that is now being attacked.

Mr. Yeltsin ended his own war with separatists there by granting the province a sort of quasi-independence in 1996.