Sentence examples for amount of autonomy from inspiring English sources

The amount of autonomy granted to novices varies.

He suggested that he had been promised a certain amount of autonomy.

Most successful countries also seem to give a reasonable amount of autonomy to schools.

Mr Straw promised they would retain their British citizenship and a maximum amount of autonomy.

They would have kept a vast amount of autonomy in their still disproportionately large zone.

Largely free of interference from the attorney general, the special prosecutors typically enjoy a sizable amount of autonomy.

Palfrey thinks that the Web, email, and the social web offer high degrees of diversity, great efficiency, and large amounts of autonomy.

Surely it is, but the federal units (Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales, England) simply have differing amounts of autonomy — none in the case of England.

Ahmadinejad, like the President's before him, are temporary figures who come and go depending on elections, and depending on their relationship to Khamenei, are able to rule with greater or lesser amounts of autonomy and authority.

The mechanisms provide differing amounts of autonomy for the student and leverage by NIH.

"We get a certain amount of creative autonomy from being not in L.A., from being out here.