Sentence examples for autonomy provoked from inspiring English sources
Efforts to give the government-owned Prado more autonomy provoked dark -- and seemingly unwarranted -- warnings that its privatization could not be far off.
The idea that learner autonomy provokes motivation is reaffirmation of the issue discussed by Benson (2001) as the link between learner autonomy and motivation is well-established.
[MPM1] The item "I've been able to make up my own mind about things" provoked discussion in all Pakistani groups, but attitudes to autonomy and its importance for mental well-being varied.
But Labour sources admit that giving Holyrood more money and far greater political autonomy from Westminster would provoke a fresh battle with English MPs over Scottish funding.
The long-awaited draft proposals for the revised primary curriculum have provoked some predictable outcries about a back to the 50s agenda denying teachers autonomy.
His views provoked arguments.
Characteristically, Mantel provoked controversy.
