Sentence examples for because of the autonomy from inspiring English sources

The company announced a loss of $6.9 billion for the latest quarter, largely because of the Autonomy mess.

Because of the autonomy, there should not be any conflicts between Deutsch and Interpublic clients, Mr. Deutsch and Mr. Dooner said, citing examples like Mitsubishi Motor, which is one-third owned by DaimlerChrysler, and General Motors, which works with Lowe and McCann.

Partly by soliciting so many opinions, and perhaps because of the autonomy he has given so many subordinates, who like any set of humans do not always think in synchronization, the mayor has seen his plan coalesce much more slowly than those of previous administrations.

It was found that agent based architecture is capable of more realistic and dynamic modeling because of the autonomy of members of a supply chain.

Maternity care in the Netherlands is different from maternity care in most other countries, not only because of the relatively high percentage of home births, but also because of the autonomy of the midwife, as medical professional, and the structure of the Dutch health care system with a clear boundary between primary and secondary care [ 1- 3].

This is because the dominance of the autonomy paradigm in society means that, for many, highlighting social principles and norms "does not help to determine how best to relate that foundation to our individualist culture" (Callahan and Jennings 2002, 172).

A second peace conference was held at Sparta in the same year, but the proposals made there were again rejected by the allies, both because of the implications of the autonomy principle and because the Athenians were outraged that the terms proposed would have involved abandoning the Ionian Greeks to Persia.

Practice guidelines flag several clinical reasons for preferring peritoneal dialysis to haemodialysis 1 and patients with certain lifestyle needs may also prefer peritoneal dialysis because of the relative autonomy it allows.

The availability of detailed guidance related to what, how, to whom, and when the results should be disclosed is of particular significance in pediatrics because of the growing autonomy of the child, the will of the parents, and recommendations regarding the reporting of adult-onset conditions in minors.

Washington has had special envoys for Caspian Basin diplomacy for 14 years without importing a drop of oil or a whiff of gas from the region, because the autonomy of those countries and a Europe with freedom of choice of suppliers are strategic foreign policy interests.

There are studies that indicate the insignificant role of subjective norms in healthcare professional's decision making about using IT because of the self-autonomy of the professionals [ 1, 15, 17, 18].