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Meanings of act independently in English

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Usage of act independently in English
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Has the Localism Act given local authorities the power to act independently?
The Guardian
2
In movement the two act independently; in stillness they fuse into one.
T'ai Chi
3
We must act independently and not be bought by a few offices.
The Quest of the Silver Fleece: A Novel
4
Under competition rules businesses must act independently in making commercial decisions.
The Irish Times
5
He said police have an obligation to act independently and uphold the law.
Radio NZ
6
The uvula is bifurcated, and the two divisions sometimes act independently.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
7
The thymic pathology and age at onset seemed to act independently.
Pubmed
8
The airline has hit back, saying it will act independently of the Crown.
Radio NZ
9
The trustees are supposed to act independently from the government.
Reuters
10
If you and I part company, sir, then each of us may act independently.
Jonathan strange and mr norrell
11
Did the members think and act independently, they could not subsist as a group.
The Bride of Dreams
12
He is not fit to act independently and stand alone.
As a Man Thinketh
13
Alternatively, estradiol may act independently of ER signaling to disassemble this reserve in females.
Pubmed
14
He is, therefore, said to act independently, and his cavalry is called Independent Cavalry.
The Plattsburg Manual: A Handbook for Military Training
15
Part of being an elected official is the ability to act independently and without bias.
The Irish Times
16
Pompeo was questioned repeatedly over whether he would act independently and stand up to Trump.
Reuters
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