We do not want a separate Kurdish state, we want autonomy to govern ourselves and practice our culture within the Syrian state".
The agitation ceased only after an agreement between the government and the Gorkha National Liberation Front (GNLF), resulting in the establishment of an elected body in 1988 called the Darjeeling Gorkha Hill Council (DGHC), which received autonomy to govern the district.
Although the Tanzimat reforms had given Armenians more rights and seats in the parliament, the ARF hoped to gain autonomy to govern Armenian populated areas of the Ottoman Empire as a "state within a state".
As part of the deal, the new political entity will exercise a degree of autonomy in governing Mindanao while the national government retains authority over defense and security, foreign policy, monetary policy and citizenship matters.
"We believe an open society with the highest possible degree of autonomy and governed by rule of law is essential for Hong Kong's stability and prosperity," Kerry added.
"We believe that an open society with the highest possible degree of autonomy, and governed by the rule of law, is essential for Hong Kong's stability and prosperity," spokesman Josh Earnest said.
But before they can be granted such autonomy, their governing structures will need to become more effective and less beholden to unions.Second, unless France embraces the idea of competition, the creed of egalitarianism will drag down quality for everybody.
In a system designed to promote local autonomy, who governs the governors?
Immanuel Kant, the philosopher whose name is (perhaps misleadingly) most often associated with the concept of autonomy, thought autonomy requires that the rules which govern people's autonomous wills should be 'universalizable'universalizable
The Risks of Autonomy America is a harder country to govern in an age of autonomy.
