Sentence examples for are autonomy from inspiring English sources
noun
Self-government; freedom to act or function independently.
Among them are Autonomy, which is valued at nearly $4 billion on the London Stock Exchange.
He makes a distinction between training and education, understanding that education's gifts are "autonomy, power, reason and judgment".
The struggle to stay competitive internationally, and to get round the system, requires heroic efforts—a huge waste of time and energy.Reorganisation 101The three watchwords for French universities are autonomy, competition and selection.
My feeling about leadership in science the three key words are autonomy, purpose, and authenticity.
According to researchers, professional criteria are autonomy, commitment to the profession and unity consciousness.
Beauchamp and Childress (2001) introduced three main principles for medical ethics that are autonomy, well-fare, and justice.
Some theorists of autonomy (e.g., Oshana 2006) claim that severely constraining external conditions are autonomy-undermining.
Garcia and Pintrich (1996), for instance, argue that intrinsic motivation is greater among children whose parents' and teachers' styles of interaction are autonomy-supportive.
Another important element is autonomy.
And the answer is autonomy and unlimited clitoral orgasms.
