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(151) This includes: A new independence for schools and further education colleges.

(152) In quest of mass circulation and advertising support, the major city newspapers gradually developed a tradition of political and journalistic independence.

(153) The issue dominated the campaign, prompting many commentators to characterize the election as a virtual referendum on the independence issue.

(154) The proposals also aim to overcome the present problems relating to the independence, accountability and legal liability of external auditors.

(155) Before independence Valeriy was a farmer on a local collective farm.

(156) His appeal to Wilson modestly requested constitutional government, democratic freedoms and other reforms for Vietnamconspicuously omitting any reference to independence.

(157) Several Congressmen criticized the Mahatma for having failed to achieve a concrete fraction of independence.

(158) In a vain attempt to maintain her independence, she spent Monday and Tuesday nights at home - alone.

(159) Largely established during the colonial era, it hardly changed at all after independence.

(160) Independence and transcending childhood require personality development, not becoming better at a particular task, or doing battle with external difficulties.

(161) To refuse to conform is to risk threats to national independence.

(162) This does not mean that they conduct their audits negligently or sacrifice their independence by condoning accounting treatments that are demonstrably wrong.

(163) Should political authority be managed for national independence or for collaboration?

(164) Independence - solicitors may not be tied agents or appointed representatives of, for example, a life assurance company.

(165) Women want men, careers, money, children, friends, luxury, comfort, independence, freedom, respect, love, and a three-dollar pantyhose that won't run. Phyllis Diller 

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(166) He also expressed optimism that an acceptable constitutional arrangement could be agreed which would obviate the need for Quebec to seek independence.

(167) Power gives us the ability to control, to choose and to assert our independence.

(168) Increasingly, adult patients are achieving independence, careers, and impressive educational attainments.

(169) The activity of state medical boards is directly related to their independence and financial backing, Winn said.

(170) Being in employment had given these women personal confidence, a sense of independence, autonomy and pride.

(171) During the cold war, and to a great extent because of it, the colonial world achieved political independence.

(172) It seems that this was their means of asserting their continuing independence of Moscow.

(173) Its independence campaign has claimed nearly 800 lives since 1968.

(174) One concerns the domains of independence which are most cherished by a particular person.

(175) The buy-out advances Nissan's supply chain restructuring and gives Vantec independence to pursue third party business aggressively.

(176) The Guidance concentrates on the organizational status of internal audit and the objectivity of internal auditors in achieving the requisite independence.

(177) With work-inhibited students, a breakdown in the independence process appears evident.

(178) This means at least partial independence of the capital market for funds.

(179) When women say they want independence, people think this means we don't want to obey our fathers, brothers or husbands. But it does not mean that. It means we want to make decisions for ourselves. We want to be free to go to school or to go to work. Malala Yousafzai 

(180) Moreover, those elected might then declare independence and seek foreign intervention to aid their cause.