Sentence examples for be given autonomy from inspiring English sources
To stimulate competition, he is creating 20 state-run corporations and perhaps 60 special-purpose vehicles that will be given autonomy to run parts of the network.
The Palestinian Authority would be given autonomy in five cantons around the main West Bank cities of Ramallah, Jenin, Nablus, Bethlehem and Hebron, with Israeli sovereignty over the rest of the territory.
It is a welcome part of a new spirit of openness – and hope even – that Gove has engendered in a demoralised system, most recently with the announcement in last week's Queen's speech of pilot schemes in six prisons where governors will be given autonomy to promote rehabilitation, free from central controls that often cut across that.
Because I felt it was really important that she be given autonomy in that act.' Nan has been invited to do an installation at the Salpêtrière chapel in Paris next autumn and she intends to make it about her sister's death and the history of women and mental illness.
With a legal challenge against Scottish plans for a minimum alcohol price making its way through the European courts, Sturgeon used her address, to call for member states to be given autonomy in key areas, such as public health policy, and for the development of a single EU market in energy and digital services.
Would I be given autonomy and respect?
Ms. Stein says that instead of being given autonomy, she was micromanaged.
These dependencies were formed into the Netherlands Antilles in 1954, and each was given autonomy in internal affairs.
In addition to more money, department heads have been given autonomy to override hierarchies and recruit anyone they want.
The Republika Srpska for Bosnian Serbs was given autonomy within a federal Bosnia-Herzegovina and Brcko District became a quasi-independent enclave for Bosnian Croats.
Recognize that responsible professionals thrive when they're given autonomy, and work with them to establish a timeline and agreed-upon metrics of progress.
