Sentence examples for autonomous each from inspiring English sources

Under the Ausgleich, both parts of the Habsburg monarchy were constitutionally autonomous, each having its own government and a parliament composed of an appointed upper and an elected lower house.

The key characteristics of an IDAPS microgrid are intelligent, distributed and autonomous, each of which is summarized below.

Coarse-grained Web services are autonomous (each of them fulfills some functionality on its own), loosely coupled with the rest of the management application, and coarse-grained.

This body had two chambers the Soviet of the Union, with 750 members elected on a single-member constituency basis; and the Soviet of Nationalities, with 750 members representing the various political divisions: 32 from each union republic, 11 from each autonomous republic, 5 from each autonomous region, and 1 from each autonomous district.

Spain is divided in 17 Autonomous Regions, each composed from one up to nine provinces, and each province has a capital city.

Haiti's economy was decentralized, organized around 11 largely autonomous regions, each with its own port.

The Modoc and Klamath were organized into relatively autonomous villages, each with its own leaders, shamans, and medicine men.

(Baptist churches are autonomous and each decides individually whether to offer retirement plans; small congregations often lack the financial resources to do so).

The country is split into two autonomous entities, each with their own constitution, and a third region, the Brcko District, is governed by local administration.

The plan, as drawn up by an advisory panel headed by McGeorge Bundy, president of the Ford Foundation, established between 30 and 60 completely autonomous districts, each to be governed by its own board composed of parents, community representatives, teachers and supervisors.

While the ABC and WIBC are autonomous organizations, each billing itself as the "world's largest" men's or women's sports organization, respectively, they share a number of functions, including equipment testing and research and the joint issuance of credentials to the mixed leagues that made up more than 70 percent of their late 1980s combined membership of approximately 7,000,000.