The phrase "autonomy of the state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about political science, governance, or the rights and powers of a state in relation to its citizens or other states.
Example: "The autonomy of the state is essential for maintaining its sovereignty and ensuring that local governance reflects the needs of its citizens."
Alternatives: "state independence" or "sovereignty of the state".
As in all the Australian states, the considerable autonomy of the state government under the terms of Australian federation in 1901 has been especially since the 1940s steadily limited by Commonwealth government control of the collection and expenditure of public moneys.
Notably, the plan, which would diminish the autonomy of the state's commissioners, would give the governor's top aides a chance to review state regulations created in the past five years and, if they chose to, order agencies to revoke or alter them.
Linked to the autonomy of the state is its hegemony.
A strategically deficient fixation on revolutionary rhetoric and the simultaneous belief in a new universal "autonomy" of the state was defeated in the face of a reality that requires modern analytical and problem-solving tools as well as a new theory for the future.
The government's new plan would place local police departments under the command of governors, preserving the closely guarded autonomy of the states and allowing the authorities to more easily move people to trouble spots.
When the Republicans start championing federal authority and the Democrats the autonomy of the states, it's clear that there are no principles at stake beyond those of Vince Lombardi.
The traditional autonomy of the states was only destroyed under the Nazis in the drive towards national "coordination" (Gleichschaltung) and a concentration of power in a central authority in Berlin.
The federal law includes a "good neighbour" provision, but it also emphasises the autonomy of the states.Some states have co-operated with each other, even without the federal government telling them to do so.
It takes four justices to take a case, and the Supreme Court had turned away similar cases in years past, when Antonin Scalia, who was a staunch defender of the autonomy of the states (if an ardent homophobe himself) was on the court.
Through Anti/Vax, Hausman wants to engage public health officials, the media, and each of us in a public dialogue about the relation of individual bodily autonomy to the state's responsibility to safeguard citizens' health.
It provides roughly 80% of foreign earnings and about half the government's revenues, not to mention a subsidy that allows Venezuelans to enjoy probably the world's cheapest petrol, at around seven American cents a litre.President Hugo Chavez has always resented the relative autonomy of this "state within a state".
