Sentence examples for autonomy excluding from inspiring English sources

It gives the generals total autonomy, excluding any oversight by the future president.In addition it permits the SCAF, in the event of trouble in convening the constitutional assembly chosen by the now-disbanded parliament, to appoint its own body to write the constitution.

If, therefore, one of the bases of Western civilisation is a mutual recognition of the autonomy of the individuals which make it up (an example of which is the possibility of creating one's own direction in life), then that which is the basis of this autonomy must be excluded from the scope of what is disposable.

If we give more autonomy to them we risk excluding and alienating more people than we actually do already?

In the meta-analyses, excluding the studies in which nurses had full clinical autonomy or from which this information was not obtainable did not critically alter the estimates (Additional file 1: Table S6).

In 2004 Massachusetts became the first state to legalize same-sex marriage; the law pointed out that excluding certain citizens from a valued institution was incompatible with the principles of individual autonomy and legal equality.

Spain allowed the barons considerable autonomy over their large agrarian estates, including the exploitation of their tenant farmers, but it prevented open feuds between barons and eroded their political power by excluding them from offices in the central government.

While explicitly excluding UN law from the scope of its judgment and recognizing the primacy of international law, the ECJ has emphasized the autonomy of the EU legal order.

We performed sensitivity analyses by excluding trials with potentially contaminated samples (i.e. patient crossover between groups), quasi and cluster design and in which nurses had full clinical autonomy (to perform tasks) and/or where this information was not reported.

Tibet lacks genuine autonomy, and ethnic Tibetans are excluded from positions of real power within the bureaucracy or the army.

A vagina!' Some people get very anxious when the vagina is not being represented for their pleasure; they feel excluded by its power and autonomy".

The question is whether religious autonomy would allow them, in such roles, to exclude same-sex civil unions from benefits.