Sentence examples similar to Sense of self rule from inspiring English sources
Compromises would also have to be worked out in dividing powers between central and regional authorities to grant constituencies enough of a sense of self-rule to override narrow nationalistic aspirations.
So a theory of autonomy is simply a construction of a concept aimed at capturing the general sense of "self-rule" or "self-government" (ideas which obviously admit of their own vagaries) and which can be used to support principles or policies the theory attempts to justify.
The question is not just one of current political feasibility, but also of possibility, given that we want to remain committed in some broad sense to democratic principles of self-rule even if not to the set of possibilities provided by current institutions.
He says psychopaths do whatever they want because they have such an inflated sense of self that they don't think the normal rules of life apply to them.
Go build your world of strict religious rule, protracted morality and over inflated sense of self importance.
For all Tibetans, in exile or living under Beijing's rule, he is their homeland, their faith and their sense of self, as Mr Iyer explains.
At every stage, the heavy rules of segregation (and the naked racism behind them) limit his ambition and poison his sense of self.
It creates a stable sense of self.
My sense of self has changed.
