Sentence examples for autonomy citing from inspiring English sources

Soon after the H.P. deal was announced, Oracle announced that it had turned down the chance to bid for Autonomy, citing a too-high asking price.

Lynch has always hit back with the counter-allegation that the problems were due to HP's running of Autonomy, citing "internecine warfare" within the organization.

The British Serious Fraud Office today dropped its investigation into accusations of accounting improprieties at Autonomy, citing insufficient evidence to continue the investigation, but it made clear that the US investigation would continue.

HP said on Tuesday it was taking an $8.8 billion charge related to its acquisition of software firm Autonomy, citing the accounting improprieties.

The prospect of greater autonomy was cited by 73% of schools, but in practice so far there has been only a "relatively minor" use of this flexibility in areas such as the curriculum.

Earlier studies have also used 'age difference between husband and wife' as an indicator of women's autonomy [65], [66], [67], [68] citing the fact that women's autonomy is likely to be lower when the age-gap is higher and vice-versa.

Indeed, autonomy is often cited as the ground of treating all individuals equally from a moral point of view.

Standard & Poor's raised Hong Kong's sovereign credit rating, citing the territory's autonomy within China and its rapid rebound from the Asian financial crisis of 1997-1998.

When Mr. Redrado refused, citing the bank's autonomy, she fired him, only to have a federal judge rule days later that she could not take either action without congressional approval.

However, many researchers support giving participants personal biomonitoring results, citing principles of respect and autonomy [ 10- 12].

At the same time, he requested that the Germans grant autonomy to Bosnia and Herzegovina until the end of the war, citing that Muslims were "tested friends of the Germans both in the earlier and in the present era".