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independency dawne użycie , indy (skrót) potocznie

We have gone way past the point of independence on anything.

And who are Americans to question their right to independence?

More than anything, what he wanted was a sense of independence.

When is our next war of independence going to take place?

But to do so you have to make a show of your independence.

Men like you and me, who know what independence means.

But that was not so in the first years of independence.

You probably like to work alone, with independence, rather than on a team.

At this age, they really need to have some independence.

Following independence in 1945 they became part of local government.

The Government took full control of it after independence in 1975.

The women wanted to take a stand for their independence.

Being involved will provide a sense of control and independence.

We are a nation with a long history of independence.

If she was going to keep that much independence, so would he.

The people of Iraq are now on the road to political and economic independence.

"No matter how good a job they may do, their independence is still in question."

"I would like to think that he was just trying to show his independence."

I come now to the last point, which is also an important one: independence.

At independence in 1957 the government said it would do something and never did.

School is the first step on the road to independence.

That gave him a sense of independence - and no back talk.

What had happened to all these people after independence was won?

I really had to do something about my financial independence.

If they want independence then this is a good test.

In other words, they create independency for objects and classes.

"In no way, shape or form would I give up any independency," he said.

As any citizens movement, it had to prove their political independency.

Please understand that we take no position on the merits of your case for independency.

It places the governor in such a state of independency as must make any man formidable.

As a result of the independency from time and place, answers can be submitted immediately.

This is the third film and the final one of the independency trilogy.

So he adopted a policy of intrigue to protect the independency.

If the colonies could not give up "independency," negotiation was impossible.

Some representatives were dissatisfied, saying that independency was not the main concern.

On the list is not companies only offering longer trips with very limited independency for the passengers.

However, this will not affect platform independency, as the scheme is provided with no charge.

He has published about the first decennies 1918-1944 of the Finnish independency.

Was there "no way of treading back this step of independency?"

He soon showed himself a vigorous asserter of independency.

These values are the opposite of autonomy, independency, self-sufficiency.

To set you right, sir, we tell you, that the independency is ours, not theirs.

I am perfectly of your opinion with regard to the independency of the judges.

The main features of Scavenger's character were his self-possession and independency.

Before the independency war of 1895 the village has achieved steady progress, showing an economic power that was a real surprise at the time.

The Gramian is used to prove the linear independency of .

It has several hardships, but gained independency and the Synod was formed in 1947.

To favor independency is akin to torching our house in winter before we have got another shelter.

Moreover, the independency of the project holders makes it easier to adjust the concept to the local conditions.

The organizational independency of the football section dates from 2003, although its parent club was founded in 1895.