Sentence examples for whom independence from inspiring English sources

Antigua and Barbuda has long been a cricket country, a colonial legacy left by the British, from whom independence was won in 1981.

France's former colonies in Africa, because they achieved independence after the founding of the Fifth Republic, modeled their new constitutions upon General de Gaulle's, partly because this enhanced the power of the leaders under whom independence had been achieved.

Though it's fair to say that "Born to Run's" focus audience is likely us punters in the middle; those for whom "Independence Day," "Wild Billy's Circus Story, Bobby JeanaNebraskaraStreetsStreets of Philadelphia," "Hungry Heart" and "Born in the U.S.A".

But especially for women who are the modern-day equivalent of Fleur Talbot – young strivers for whom independence is paramount and cohabitation, either with flatmates or a boyfriend, is unthinkable – it's easy to see how a micro-unit might be just the thing.

It is the Congo, it is our people for whom independence has been transformed into a cage where we are regarded from the outside… History will one day have its say, but it will not be the history that Brussels, Paris, Washington, or the United Nations will teach, but that which they will teach in the countries emancipated from colonialism and its puppets… a history of glory and dignity".

But a combination of hard liners, for whom independence cannot be compromised, and the intransigence of the coalition, who backed away from the idea despite initially entertaining it, took it off the table.

Our work suggests that avoidance of activity in older people with severe levels of fear of falling may be particularly high in those of advanced age and with limitations in activities of daily living, people for whom continued independence may be especially fragile and who will need rapid intervention to maintain that independence.

This would deny self-determination to Kashmiris, many of whom want independence from both Pakistan and India.

The same, of course, could be said about the late Labour leader Clement Attlee, under whom Indian independence happened.

It is the latest in a string of attacks that leaders have blamed on separatists from the Muslim Uighur minority, some of whom want independence for Xinjiang.

India hopes that peace-craving Kashmiris, most of whom want independence, will turn out in force for state elections this autumn, signalling their willingness to remain Indians while choosing a genuinely representative government.Abdul Gani Lone figured prominently in this scheme.