The phrase "autonomous council" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a governing body or organization that operates independently and has self-governing authority.
Example: "The autonomous council was established to oversee local governance and ensure that the community's needs are met without external interference."
Alternatives: "self-governing body" or "independent council".
Unlike most Ethiopian peoples, the Konso live in large towns, each governed by an autonomous council of elders.
Karim Mehsud, who is part of a tribal-area lobby group, wants an autonomous council or government.Weak administrative structures have allowed violent groups to flourish.
They did not get a separate state; they got an autonomous council and are trying to get maximum mileage from it, but the region it covers does not exclusively have Bodos in it.
In fishing rights (a 12-mile limit was set in the 1970s), local government (each group secured an autonomous council in 1975) and parliamentary boundaries (the constituency is uniquely protected by law), Orkney and Shetland have won special treatment.Most notably, they have secured royalties on the oil piped ashore to the two archipelagoes.
Voters in Sri Lanka's north have held their first-ever elections for a semi-autonomous council, four years after the army defeated Tamil Tiger rebels.
Sri Lanka's main Tamil party has won the first elections for a semi-autonomous council in the island's north after decades of ethnic war, official results show.
In September 2013 the government held elections for a semi-autonomous council in the island's Tamil-majority north, a move which it said was a significant step in the reconciliation process.
The new suburb was to be run by an elected autonomous local council, although nominally it was part of Jaffa.
On 25 May, 1810, in Buenos Aires, the then capital of the Viceroyalty of the River Plate, a group of patriots decided to disregard the Spanish colonial authorities and establish the first autonomous government council.
On July 31, an angry group of students marched up to the Karbi Anglong Autonomous District council in Diphu, the district headquarters of Karbi Anglong, to plead with their leaders to hold talks with New Delhi on statehood.
This gradually abated following the establishment of a tribal autonomous district council and the use of strategic counter-insurgency operations, aided by the overall socio-economic progress of the state.
