Rather than Scottish people voting to become independent from Britain, the referendum is structured such that non-Scottish British people vote to become independent from Britain.
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What nation could become independent if that vote takes place?
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As Apple works to become independent of Google through the provision of its own services like Apple Music and iCloud, Google is moving to become independent of Apple by trying to make a better smartphone.
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Nearly half the country has fled both parties and become independent.
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My firstborn whose future I questioned — would he ever become independent?
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She was a "normal kid," and that allowed her to become independent.
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One such party, Naleraq, wants to see Greenland become independent by 2021.
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Most of the islands had just or were about to become independent.
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The very design of these spoons is to help toddlers become independent eaters.
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"Ditib must become independent of Turkey and its religious authority," Ms. Müntefering said.
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Much more effort is put into finding them work or helping them become independent.
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Hundreds of other Amazon employees have quit to become independent consultants in recent years.
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Eventually, smartwatches (and other wearables) will become independent devices, complete with their own wireless connections.
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Even if you're in a partnership, your desire to liberate yourself and become independent increases.
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But the idea that many Hong Kong residents want to become independent is perhaps overblown.
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She has tweeted that China wants to see Japan's southern island of Okinawa become independent.
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This is a long-term initiative to become independent and control its own future in 5G.
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Crucially, such viruses retain the power to break out and become independent, infective agents once again.
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"There is no button that you push and the next day you become independent," he said.
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This is a time where kids are learning to become independent and, as a result, push boundaries.
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We are also on a trajectory to become independent for our needs on crude oil in this decade.
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Voters in New Caledonia chose for the Pacific island to remain part of France, rather than become independent.
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Voters chose overwhelmingly to become independent, though turnout was low with those against secession largely boycotting the vote.
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She and Kate discussed the importance of mothers helping their daughters to develop strategies to become independent women.
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Rebel groups have been fighting since 1989 for the Indian-administered portion to become independent or merge with Pakistan.
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That usually means tailoring a personalized recovery program so you can become independent in your exercise program, she says.
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Her mother was illiterate, but she urged her daughter to pursue an education and become independent of volatile men.
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But at 14 weeks, when a pup would normally become independent in the wild, the mothers were set free.
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Maybe it simply takes orangutans a long time to become independent enough to feed themselves an adequate amount of food.
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Being shared is the most important thing Nicolas Boisseleau NB: We wanted to have our own player and become independent.
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Some are even calling for a local referendum on whether Hong Kong should become independent from China at that time.
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Catalonia has been vying to become independent from Spain, and the situation has plunged the country into a geopolitical crisis.
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It was the only way to become independent of a man if you had no brain, no ability to learn.
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That's where William Tecumseh Sherman began handing out land plots to freed slaves to begin farming and become independent landowners.
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Put another way, androgenesis may help this fish become independent from the other Squalius species it relies on to reproduce.
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Ambazonia is the name separatists have given to the English-speaking area they want to become independent from French-speaking Cameroon.
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But Mr. Torra recently insisted that Catalonia remains on track to become independent, without specifying how that goal could be reached.
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Education would encourage young people to become independent, lifelong learners, and higher education would transform itself into the lifelong learning sector.
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A Spanish government spokesman declined to comment on whether Aran could remain part of Spain, saying Catalonia would never become independent.
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If Croatia was going to become independent then many of its Serb inhabitants would fight to remain in a Greater Serbian state.
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" Business ownership: "The pass-through deduction could also create an incentive for more workers to quit their jobs and become independent contractors.
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Once you become independent, you have more leeway in accepting who you are or doing what you want because you're self-reliant.
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Czarist Russia made a play to control Athos around 1913, flooding it with several thousand monks and insisting that it become independent.
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It was Russia's decision to exit from the Soviet Union (not the Baltic republics' aspiration to become independent) that buried the Soviet Union.
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If Scotland were to become independent—now more likely because of Brexit—Britain could well have to relocate its subs, at further expense.
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Employees who wanted to become independent contractors Under the tax law, wage income earned by employees isn't eligible for the pass-through deduction.
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Several of Russia's federal units possess the natural resources and favorable location to become independent economically once they terminate their exploitation by Moscow.
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We need inclusive education that prepares all children to become independent, contributing members of society, and for employment opportunities that pay a living wage.
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The company announced today in a Medium post that its internet-delivery balloon project Loon and delivery drone project Wing will become independent companies.
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Mourinho Felix told CNBC that it is time to speak, to discuss and to find an orderly solution to Catalonia's wish to become independent.
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"Nobody has ever asked the people of Kashmir what they want—whether to stay with India or join Pakistan or become independent," he said.
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The way things are going we'll be forced to have a referendum, which we should have done last year and become independent from the mainland.
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A decades-long civil war between Sudan&aposs north and south ended with a 2005 peace deal that allowed for South Sudan to become independent.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon said she expects Scotland to become independent from the United Kingdom by 2025 in an interview published on Monday.
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Now in a wheelchair, Pendergrast said he has endured a "depressing" and "difficult" past six months, but is working to "become independent" and walk again.
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Supporters of Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party hailed the move, while Kashmiris, many of whom want to see Kashmir join Pakistan or become independent, were angered.
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And the US has not yet become "independent in energy," though government forecasters predict that US energy exports will exceed US energy imports next year.
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Victims of financial abuse may believe they lack the means to become independent, said Maya Raghu, director of workplace equality at the National Women's Law Center.
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How 5 executives who left their jobs to become independent consultants now make 6 figures on their own time — and how you could do the same
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The Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture successfully met the December 31 deadline to raise $2 million and become independent from the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation.
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"If Catalonia did become independent that would have some significant negative effect on the Spanish economy which is why investors have been looking at this very clearly."
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HONG KONG, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Hong Kong's chief executive said on Wednesday in his annual policy blueprint that the city couldn't become independent or separate from China.
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You could imagine a world in which more workers become independent contractors voluntarily, trading the social insurance functions of traditional employers for higher pay and greater flexibility.
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Both statues have his hands extended and are meant to resemble a Presbyterian minister giving a blessing, alluding to Wilson's desire for nations to become independent states.
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The production of technologically advanced goods like the bowl can be seen as more evidence of the colony's efforts to become independent from England, Mr. Hunter said.
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I just try to respect them and help them to become independent people, with a capacity to think for themselves and stand up for what they believe in.
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This last concept may best be exemplified by the decision workers now have regarding the new deduction for "pass-through income," which incentivizes workers to become independent contractors.
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In other words, if non-Scottish people vote in favour of "Scottish independence", then what really happens is that Wales and England become independent from the United Kingdom.
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For one, in the event of a "yes" vote Scotland could become independent from the rest of the UK and simultaneously not drop out of the European Union.
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That includes people like Mr. Wong and Mr. Law, who have formed a new political party to advocate a citywide referendum on whether Hong Kong should become independent.
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She studies rodent moms, and has found that they're better at mazes than non-moms well after the pups start to become independent—a sign of enhanced cognitive abilities.
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"Our goal is to give these boys the tools to become independent," says Save the Children, which provides emergency care from the moment the boys step off the boat.
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"(Trump's) objective is to support the Cuban people by driving US visitors to small business they own so they can become independent of regime," the Florida Republican tweeted Friday.
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The Scottish National Party, which campaigned for Scotland to become independent, seized on Cameron's latest remarks as evidence that he had sought to unduly influence and politicise the monarch.
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"I'm excited for my girls to grow up and to become independent," she told Hager, with whom she has been in Vietnam this week spotlighting support for girls' education.
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SelfieType is one of nine C-Lab projects Samsung is showing off during CES, Samsung says that 40 C-Lab projects have gone on to become independent start-ups.
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The Spanish football league's president Javier Tebas was previously quoted as saying that, should Catalonia become independent, the region's sides would not be able to compete in La Liga.
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They think that with floating cities they can: "Enrich the poor," because small island nations, they reason, tend to be wealthier and able to restructure government when they become independent.
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"By establishing this strategically important oil refinery, the national economy will become independent from energy imports, and fuel and commodity prices will be stabilised," said Mongol Refinery in its statement.
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Mercedes-Benz, Daimler's truck division, and Daimler's mobility division will all become independent entities as a result of the effort (which Daimler AG is calling, in all caps, "PROJECT FUTURE").
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Classes like personal finance, accounting, and other similar classes should be made for the seniors to help them to develop skills they will need as soon as they become independent.
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"Common sense would tell you that ... if we are going to become independent, better to do so before we are dragged out of the EU," Stewart Hosie, an SNP lawmaker said.
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A referendum in Scotland on whether or not to become independent from the rest of the United Kingdom also saw young people, not usually so fond of politics, getting involved enthusiastically.
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SYDNEY, Australia — The region of Bougainville, a collection of islands in the South Pacific, has voted overwhelmingly to become independent from Papua New Guinea, aiming to become the world's newest nation.
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They create incentives for people to set up bogus companies or become independent contractors so they can pay taxes based on corporate rates, which are now much lower than personal rates.
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In post-revolutionary America they were expected to become independent as soon as possible because labour was in short supply, which made the relationship between the generations less hierarchical than in Europe.
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They are learning techniques to help them become independent, in a certificate course offered by the Gem and Jewellery Skill Council of India at the Tihar jail in New Delhi, the capital.
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If Poland had become independent after 1945, the government would probably have put many of them on trial, some for murdering civilians, among them ethnic Belarussians and Jews returning after the war.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The parliamentary floor leader of Germany's Social Democrats, Thomas Oppermann, said on Friday he would welcome Scotland as a member of the European Union if it were to become independent.
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With subscriber market share at 26%, management has decided to become independent from its roaming partners and build out a nationwide network.. This will raise the capex/sales ratio over the coming years.
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Remsburg told CNN he wanted, in his moment in the spotlight in 2014, to bring attention to others wounded in battle and prove they don't want handouts, but rather opportunities to become independent.
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I try to build the brand to influence women the way I would want any company to inspire my daughter: inspire her to become independent, successful and fulfilled, without telling her she isn't enough.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker said on Friday he did not want Catalonia to become independent, because that would encourage other regions to do the same, making the European Union ungovernable.
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Greenland has been opening up to foreign companies with hopes that its vast resources in metals and minerals, including rare earths, would help finance its ambition to become independent from former colonial master Denmark.
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"As a child of African parents who grew up in a colony that become independent, I realized what mattered, and I wanted to be able to tell that story through my gaze," she said.
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In a more sensitive part of his trip, Macron will then head off to the French island of New Caledonia, which will vote in November on whether to break with France and become independent.
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BERLIN, June 24 (Reuters) - The parliamentary floor leader of Germany's Social Democrats, Thomas Oppermann, said on Friday he would welcome Scotland as a member of the European Union if it were to become independent.
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GLASGOW, Scotland (Reuters) - The British government's "shambolic" handling of its divorce talks with the European Union demonstrates that Scotland needs to become independent, Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon told her Scottish National Party (SNP) on Tuesday.
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Addressing recent growing calls from activists for Hong Kong to become independent from China, Leung Chun-ying told the city's legislature that "there is no room for independence or any kind of separation" from China.
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" ... the most successful parents are those that help their kids to become independent so that they don&apost need you anymore," said Wat, who herself began working in a factory at the age of 9.
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Finally, under a peace plan brokered by Britain, the former colonial power, the country's seven-year guerrilla war was to end, paving the way for white-ruled Rhodesia to become independent as majority-ruled Zimbabwe.
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Life, Animated is more satisfying in its patient observation of Owen's capacity for development, his family's hard work in helping him become independent, and his success story in becoming a grown-up, out on his own.
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If parents never stopped appearing as all-powerful, generous, and infallible, as they do to their small children, nobody would ever become independent; yet how can anyone bear the sudden, irretrievable loss of such beloved beings?
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"They'll accelerate their efforts to become independent, and they'll look for ways they can ding us," Lewis said, noting that China could reduce orders of Boeing airplanes, or target US companies for violations of Chinese law.
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Edward Leung, who said he learned he was barred as a candidate on Tuesday, is a leader of the group Hong Kong Indigenous, which has proposed holding a referendum on whether Hong Kong should become independent.
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But spearheading the rebel effort were hard-line Islamist groups including the Levant Conquest Front, which has been affiliated with Al Qaeda for years and only recently changed its name and claimed to have become independent.
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The incubator helps artists market their music, provides them with access to TV and radio stations for airplay, and enrolls some of them for classes with top business managers so they can become independent music entrepreneurs.
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Steve Viscelli, a trucker turned sociologist, who wrote "The Big Rig: Trucking and the Decline of the American Dream," described how the industry tries to keep drivers from quitting by enticing them to become independent contractors.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The corporate campuses of the Bay Area's technology companies have become independent fiefs with dry cleaning, gyms, doctors, shuttle buses and bountiful free meals, made by the best chefs poached from the region's famous restaurants.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Coming Into His Own, Until a Night of Hazing Ended His Life at 19" (news article, May 22): We send our children off to university to receive an education and to become independent.
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The success has been the described as the biggest in Croatia&aposs sporting history, boosting national pride and sense of unity in the country that fought a war to become independent from the former Yugoslavia in the 1990s&apos.
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"I loved my kids at every age," said the mother of Malia, 17, and Sasha, 14, "but watching them become independent, you know, mature, poised adults who are now like my friends…" she continued, drawing "awwws" from the hosts.
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China's 1.3 billion people are united in their determination never to allow self-ruled Taiwan to become independent, China's top official in charge of ties with the island was quoted as saying on Thursday, in Beijing's latest blast at Taipei.
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According to Nancy Abramowitz, head of the federal tax legal clinic at American University, employers have used it as a reason to encourage low-wage workers to become independent contractors, which also comes with the loss of many rights and benefits.
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Scotland voted to remain in the EU in last year's Brexit referendum and Sturgeon said it should have "the right to look at its future" and have the choice of whether to remain part of the United Kingdom or become independent.
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Here's something else we should all agree on: educators, as professionals who are tasked with teaching our children to become independent, critical thinkers, should have the power to decide whether or not to join and fund the national teachers unions.
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As more and more voters become independent, it is time for America to examine ways to get more players into the political mix, people without the major party loyalties that increasingly seem to be at odds with the country's welfare.
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Rachel Rossin's "Lossy" (2016) gives no motor control to the viewer, immediately immersing him in a world of fragments, as if some entity has shattered and its remains have become independent of one another, approaching and receding at varying speeds.
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"The government is in dire need of individual initiatives and investments to provide power so that it can become independent of the occupation (Israel), step by step," Shifa' Abu Sa'adi, head of natural resources at the Palestinian economy ministry, told Reuters.
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On Friday, following stories claiming that the TV legend had "encouraged" the couple to consider living in America and build their own brand in an attempt to become independent, Winfrey issued a statement denying any involvement in the Sussexes' decision.
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Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, awarded the prize in 1990 for his role in bringing the Cold War to a peaceful end, sent tanks in 1991 to try to stop the independence of the Baltic countries, though he later let them become independent.
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"The 18 bed residence will house AFC's transitional living program which in addition to offering homeless LGBT youth a safe and affirming home also offers a host of comprehensive services aimed at empowering youth to become independent," according to the Ali Forney Center.
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The United States at the time was made up of just 13 colonies clinging to the coast of a largely unexplored continent, and to become independent, they would have to face the military and economic might of the most powerful empire on earth.
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But Agriculture secretary Sonny Perdue defended the changes in a USA Today op-ed in December last year, saying that drawing welfare benefits was "never intended to be a way of life" and said the administration was seeking to help people become independent.
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"Any Malaitan who fail(s) to support our demand for independence is not welcome in Malaita province until he or she shows his or her support for our cause to become independent from Solomon Islands government to manage our own affairs," the letter said.
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IF YOU look up from the bustle of the winter tourists thronging the streets of Barcelona, you will see some balconies draped with the estelada, a blend of the Catalan and Cuban flags that has become the banner of those who want their land to become independent.
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"In a way I feel like my mother's death was a severe mercy because it set me up to become independent, to know that life is fleeting, and you need to pursue the thing you wanna pursue because you never know how long you have," she says.
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This came after years of often horrific violence -- evidenced by what the United States and International Criminal Court, in charging Sudan President Omar al-Bashir, characterized as genocide in Darfur -- that ended with a peace deal and overwhelming vote by South Sudan natives to become independent.
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But because making it officially part of the nation could have led to a demand for statehood from the Philippines, taken simultaneously, they were legally deemed to be "possessions," rather than parts of the U.S. This not only meant that they could become independent, as the Philippines later did.
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At its heart, the story revolves around two men: Lee, the country's founder and long-serving prime minister, who died in 2015 at age 91, and Lim Chin Siong, a left-wing trade union leader whose spellbinding speeches helped convince many Singaporeans that they could become independent from Britain.
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Though it legally has no significance, the title of "commonwealth" has come into question during disputes over the future of Puerto Rico's status as a territory — namely, in the debate over whether the territory should remain as it is, become independent, or become a fully integrated US State.
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Imports of solar panels from China, which had been rising rapidly until last year as well-to-do residents of Pyongyang tried to become independent of the unreliable power supply, fell to zero in March for the first time in eight years, according to Chinese customs statistics analysed by NK News.
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Should Greenland become independent, China could use its clout there to help further its own interests at meetings of Arctic states, in the same way that it uses its influence over Cambodia and Laos to prevent the Association of South-East Asian Nations from criticising Chinese behaviour in their neighbourhood.
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"The reality is that if Scotland were to become independent then like any other nation, the Scottish government would be the bank of last resort like the UK government is at this moment in time," said Flynn, speaking in his cramped, dimly-lit office decorated with a large Scottish national flag.
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The couple, known formally as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, have offered little detail about their plans, including where they intend to live in Canada, how much of their time they will spend in the country and how they plan to become independent of funds set aside by Britain for its royals.
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The process of joining can be drawn out, with J.P. Morgan Economist Malcolm Barr noting this week that it can take five to seven years and unanimous agreement among the member states over entry qualification, although there is a possibility that if Scotland were to become independent and then re-apply to join the EU, the process could be quicker, Barr noted.
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Among its specific recommendations are: That clear codes of practice be developed for policymakers and states to utilize AI for decision-making purposes; that funding be allocated for deploying and developing AI systems with humanitarian goals; better education and training for policymakers and technical experts in each other's respective domains; that governments to invest in developing and retaining homegrown AI talent and expertise to "become independent of the dominant AI expertise now typically concentrated in the US and China"; and that strong relationships be developed between public and private AI developers to ensure innovation driven by the commercial sector permeates to the use of AI in the public sector.
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TO BECOME A SEPARATE PUBLIC COMPANY * HELIOS AND MATHESON ANALYTICS INC - SPIN-OFF TO BE EFFECTED THROUGH A DIVIDEND DISTRIBUTION OF ZONE TECHNOLOGIES SHARES * HELIOS AND MATHESON ANALYTICS - FOLLOWING SPIN-OFF, ZONE TO BECOME INDEPENDENT PUBLICLY TRADED COMPANY THAT CO EXPECTS TO ALSO BE LISTED ON NASDAQ * HELIOS AND MATHESON - IN PROCESS OF EVALUATING TAX CONSEQUENCES OF PROPOSED DIVIDEND DISTRIBUTION OF ZONE SHARES PURSUANT TO SPIN-OFF * HELIOS AND MATHESON ANALYTICS - BOTH HMNY AND ZONE EXPECT TO REMAIN HEADQUARTERED IN NEW YORK CITY, HMNY'S CURRENT BASE OF OPERATIONS * HELIOS AND MATHESON ANALYTICS INC - PLANS TO CONTINUE FOCUSING ON ITS OPERATIONS RELATED TO ITS CONTROLLING INTEREST IN MOVIEPASS * HELIOS AND MATHESON ANALYTICS - FOLLOWING SPIN-OFF, ZONE PLANS TO CONTINUE FOCUSING ON ITS REDZONE MAP PRODUCT Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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