Sentence examples for would act independently from inspiring English sources

Mr. Larocca said LIPA's board, currently composed of 12 political appointees, would act independently to set broad policy.

He has painted himself as an outsider who would act independently in Congress, and Mr. Negron, a state lawmaker since 2000, as an ineffective partisan.

But David Cameron, sitting alongside him in the Commons, made it clear that the attorney general would act independently of the government in reaching that decision.

"Based on their current relationships, interlapping board service and other factors, I think the conclusion is they are friends but Russell Carson would act independently".

Mr. Khatami has not commented on the trial except to assure foreign visitors that it would be fair and that the court would act independently.

We next reasoned that small molecules that disrupt p53-MDM2 blockng, block MDM2 transcription or prevent p53 degradation by the proteasome thereby causing p53 accumulation by "default" would act independently of any ribosomal protein-MDM2 interaction.

The U.S. would be "postured to act independently when collective action cannot be orchestrated".

Andrew Chadwick, who has worked as a political consultant to the opposition, said civil servants would be able to act independently if the police were no longer Mr. Mugabe's enforcers.

The United States would be "postured to act independently when collective action cannot be orchestrated," and the guidance was accompanied by scenarios for hypothetical wars, including one against an Iraq in which Saddam Hussein rebounded from his defeat in the Persian Gulf war.

5) In classic genetics terms, the additive phenotypes of brm/syd mutans with mp would suggest that they act independently rather than in a complex.

The major lesson of Suez for the British was that the country would never be able to act independently of America again.