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Meanings of political independence in English
Condition of a nation, country, or state which exercises self-government, and usually sovereignty, over the territory.
Synonyms
Examples for "independence"
Examples for "independence"
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Today marks 50 years since Samoa gained its independence from New Zealand.
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Major says a Brexit vote would mean a second Scottish independence referendum.
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Samoa today celebrates fifty years since it gained independence from New Zealand.
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Opinion polls suggest that a large majority will again vote against independence.
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Nixon skewed the process, however, by substituting political ideology for judicial independence.
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As in Germany, so in Russia spiritual emancipation preceded political emancipation.
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What care I for the political emancipation of you Creoles?
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The political emancipation of the blacks was essential to the moral emancipation of the whites.
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The last of the Valois was closely watched by the bold preachers of political emancipation.
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The campaign gave every proof of such political emancipation.
Usage of political independence in English
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He said the political independence of Index was not at risk.
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The Charity Commission announced an investigation, following concerns about the thinktank's political independence.
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He sacrificed his political independence, and saved his family by it.
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Over the last fifteen years, twenty nations have gained political independence.
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Venice also had a history of religious tolerance and, as a republic, political independence.
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This idea of political independence Young never lost sight of.
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The political independence of a nation must not be confused with any intellectual isolation.
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I declared the manufacturing independence of America, as my fathers affirmed its political independence.
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Our political independence had been confirmed, and that was all.
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Henderson was a strong man, whose integrity and political independence were afterward abundantly proved.
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Equity was a question not only of justice but of economic necessity and political independence.
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But Mr Marape has repeated earlier statements that political independence is meaningless without economic independence.
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Popular liberty is one thing; political independence is another.
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She also may have had some patriotic motives touching the political independence of her country.
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May we not dream nobler dreams than political independence?
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Panguna will fund development but first we have to achieve our political independence, Mr Miriori said.
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Translations for political independence
Russian
Catalan
Political independence through the time
Political independence across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common