Sentence examples for tradition of independence from inspiring English sources
"There's a real tradition of independence here.
Israel's Supreme Court has a long tradition of independence.
To make matters worse, the judiciary has no tradition of independence.
"There's a tradition of independence in the Southern District," Rakoff said.
There's a tradition of independence and willingness to stand up on issues of fairness".
The trouble with TV is that there's no tradition of independence.
For decades, traditions of independence have been passed from student to student in the Masquers program.
This was unworthy of your newspaper's great traditions of independence, of service to the public and of intellectual rigour.
The underpinnings of the anti-climate change movement have given it political resonance, Oreskes said, because of ties to cultural traditions of independence, self-reliance, and small government.
Although the SPF had complained about insufficient armed officer numbers, using troops ran against Scotland's policing traditions of independence from government and legal accountability.
If Rosenstein were following the modern traditions of independence at the Justice Department, he would have rejected Trump's request outright but then he would have risked getting fired, and thereby potentially deprive Mueller of the protection that he has provided for the past year.
