Sentence examples for Autonomous economy from inspiring English sources

Bhutan's population still faces many challenges, in particular in relation to the development of robust private sector to support an autonomous economy.

Historically, the bazaars of Uighur oasis towns are what allowed the region to maintain its autonomous economy, but the Chinese effort to develop the West of the country is disrupting this system, particularly in urban areas.

How about a near future world where a Global Autonomous Economy, run by Ai's enable people to work less and enjoy life more.

Its yearning for autonomous economy, for which its primitive abstractions may be acceptable, is late by at least one hundred years.

To be able to construct their elegant (the fashionable word is "rigorous") mathematical models and to teach without being asked awkward questions, they assume an autonomous economy, cutting off zillions of its vital interactions with the society and its institutions, and with the real world in general.

As modernization engendered religious pluralism and functional differentiation (autonomous market economies, bureaucratic administrations, unconstrained scientific research), the potentials for misunderstanding and conflict about the good and the right increased—just as the shared background resources for the consensual resolution of such conflicts decreased.

Yet the western pattern of an autonomous, value-free economy in which economic rationality is the ultimate criterion, is alien to a Confucian society; is indeed seen by it as cultural imperialism.

In a report to investors, Jonas wrote that the two most important technological trends in automotive transportation are the sharing economy and autonomous driving.

In the coming years, we'll see mobile drive innovation and inclusion in ways we have yet to see". New types of data, changing millennial habits, the on-demand economy and autonomous cars will disrupt traditional insurance.

Not long ago, some analysts - including one of us (Canuto, 2010) - were anticipating a switchover in the growth engines of the global economy, with autonomous sources of growth in emerging and developing economies compensating for the drag of struggling advanced economies.

These shifts have prompted some observers to predict the rise of an economy in which autonomous workers are proudly independent of any corporate employer.