| He sought to balance the independency of the local congregation with the need for a wider, visible unity. |
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| However, written from a Presbyterian perspective, it would be difficult to fully implement within independency. |
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| The operative semantic is copulative, a linking of isolated units still preserving their molecular independency. |
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| Although Mel's uncle had offered her temporary job in his company, Mel declined his offer because she wanted to test her own independency. |
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| After gaining our independency, we became fully aware of the indebtedness we owed to countries and heads of state who had assisted us. |
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| His parents had given the car to him for his 16th birthday, it was a very expensive present, but he told them he'd eventually pay them back due to independency. |
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| To ensure more independency for the network, the Commission grant needs to be matched by the host organisation's own funds. |
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| This is a true representation of the independency that our Creator set up in the balance of life. |
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| Matters of process are transparency, verifiability, truthfulness, or independency. |
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| The student residences are very popular with students, who like independency and meeting other students from all around the world. |
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| In particular, the need to ensure the quality and independency of research was stressed. |
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| The General Baptists had emerged from the English Separatists, whereas the Particular Baptists had their roots in non-Separatist independency. |
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| The Audit Committee shall ensure the independency of the Statutory Auditors, with which it shall maintain regular contact. |
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| With these realistic steps, they have a high chance to gain independency and enhance their lifestyle. |
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| Korea has been frequently invaded throughout the centuries, which has fostered Korean national pride and a strong sense of culture and independency. |
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| When adjusting the integration time to the reflectivity independency, the measurement frequency changes corresponding to the reflectivity value. |
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| The ranks of nonconformity thrived in an expanding economy of independency where the artisan might still feel closer to the petty capitalist than to the unskilled labourer. |
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| It is therefore of outmost important that the independency, integrity and accountability of the Member States' national statistical institutions be reinforced in the future. |
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| This small affair gives a clear picture of the situation of press in Italy: on the one hand, reigns the general lifelessness of big media and on the other hand, private interests hinder media independency and transparency. |
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| So I believe absolutely important that Europe find a common solution in the respect of independency of European Central Bank, but in a different idea of economic politics. |
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| A question on the measures taken to strengthen its independency was posed. |
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| If you prefer the idea of mixing with other student, going out a lot and having independency rather than integration into a local family, you should consider this option. |
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| Thirdly, the outcomes of both CIP and LNEC studies pointed to a similar conclusion, while there was total independency between these two studies and institutions. |
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| In spite of their independency from public funding, social housing organizations have continued to build housing for people on lower incomes on a large scale. |
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| Based on independency and close mutual co-operation, the Network delivers localised EU policy information in 12 languages, reaching readers across Europe. |
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| When we spoke to both sides in the conflict and they all say the same: that above autonomy, auto determination or independency, the most important thing is to regroup Saharawi families, so that they can be together again. |
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| Ms. N. Oyman-Alpak, who will both introduce the strategy and working methods of the Multi-Team project, which is aimed at the empowerment of diverse groups of unemployed clients and increasing their economic independency. |
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| Its chapter on Milton supports McLoone's depiction of a poet perennially negotiating the conflict between establishmentarian authority and Puritan independency. |
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| A printed copy of this Declaration of Independency came accidentally to our hands a few days after the dispatch of the Mercury packet, and we have the honor to enclose it. |
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| It did not explicitly mention Presbyterianism and included some ambiguous formulations that left the door open to Independency. |
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