Sentence examples for to independence that from inspiring English sources
Alternatively, the courts could consider providing support "to enable a transition to independence" that equalises the living standards of the couple for a lengthy period.
Sturgeon was asked by interviewer James Naughtie why anyone should believe – given her commitment to independence – that she had an interest in making Westminster work efficiently.
Nicola Sturgeon was also pressed by Today interviewer James Naughtie as to why anyone should believe – given her commitment to independence – that she had an interest in making Westminster work efficiently.
There is a hunger to better understand America's early years: How did a nation in the throes of radical change blaze a path to independence that ensured civil society and the rule of law?
It offers little insight into why the board was not more skeptical and does not examine some of the potential threats to their independence that might have contributed to their laxity, he said.
As Kaplan points out, we cannot know how he would have reacted to the final years of the war, or to the independence that followed.
Bowie sent an enigmatic message for Moss to deliver on his behalf, but it was the brief reference to Scottish independence that got everyone talking.
A new robust iterative method seamlessly introduces a positivity constraint (due to source independence) that makes the equation system sufficiently deterministic.
I've fought from time to time to maintain our independence – that's really, really important".
"We also applaud Facebook's commitment to the editorial independence that is absolutely essential to our success".
The British government has stated its willingness to assist any Overseas Territory that wishes to proceed to independence, where that is an option.
