Sentence examples for value of independence from inspiring English sources

In his foreword to Scotland's Future – Your guide to an independent Scotland, Salmond said: "That is the real democratic value of independence – the people of Scotland are in charge.

Her mother had been an orphan and taught her the value of independence.

As an old fashioned Liberal, I believe in the dignity of work and the value of independence," Clegg said.

Judge Gorsuch was born and raised in Colorado and was taught the value of independence, hard work and public service.

Yesterday, in a written statement saying that Corning remained committed to expanding its optical offerings, Roger G. Ackerman, Corning's chairman and chief executive, pointedly concluded that "our core value of independence" was "central to this strategy".

The war claimed 20,000 lives, but while country remains one of the poorest in central Asia, with a strong dependence on Moscow, Mullo maintains that the "value of independence is very important and better than economical success".

This capacity to mobilise attention, allied with the BBC's values of independence and quality, was eyed warily by politicians and commercial rivals.

Maybe when parents have time to spend with their children they have more opportunities to teach them values of independence and hard work.

Jessica's father died when she was three, and her mother strove to mitigate the hardship of living in a tenement yard in Charlestown, Georgetown, instilling the values of independence, discipline, justice and loyalty that informed Jessica's life.

"The I.H.T. is a trusted resource for world opinion leaders and to have our name and image paraded among this community as a politically motivated publicity stunt is wholly contrary to our values of independence and accuracy," the paper said in a statement.

Mr. Woodward said that when he discussed projects and books with Mr. Bezos, "he always struck me as very serious about it and in tune with the values of independence, aggressiveness".