Sentence examples for straightforward independence from inspiring English sources

But after his thumping win Mr Salmond slammed on the brakes and started talking about holding a consultative vote in the second half of his term in office, ie, some time between 2014 and 2016.The accusation from Mr Salmond's opponents is that he is "frit", or too frightened of a No vote, to hold a straightforward independence vote any time soon.

Only one question – a straightforward yes or no to independence – will be asked in the Scottish independence referendum after this course was backed by 0.005% of the electorate.

But she was picked to head Icann not for her tact but because of her international reputation for independence, integrity and straightforward manner.

The British government also said the question should be a straightforward yes or no on independence, without the third option Mr. Salmond wants on the ballot, which would give Scotland full autonomy as part of Britain.

As well as disagreement on the timing, there is a clash on the referendum question, with Westminster preferring a straightforward Yes or No to independence and the SNP suggesting an additional option of further devolution, known as "devo max".

It is a simple, comprehensive and straightforward technique; however, it considers independence among the causation factors (initiating events) of an accident scenario and the safety barriers in place to minimize the impact of the accident scenario.

We can see from the examples given that these techniques give useful and relatively straightforward methods of assessing the independence of an individual's action from the output generated by a state-dependent dynamic game.

Thus, comparison of the survival estimates for England (or indeed any other country) with the survival estimate for the 'European average' is not strictly straightforward, due to the non-independence between them.

For white Northerners, the meaning of that year's Independence Day was more straightforward.

The Prime Minister said voters in Scotland should be presented with a "simple, straightforward and legal" question on Scottish independence as soon as possible, and confirmed he would consider a further devolution of powers if voters reject independence in a referendum.

The Fourth of July seems like a pretty straightforward holiday: We celebrate America's independence and its commitment to freedom.