Sentence examples for breaches of autonomy from inspiring English sources

I had learned in medical school about some of the most infamous breaches of autonomy in the history of medicine.

Both represent breaches of autonomy.

In Mar., 2004, Pakistan's military began operations against foreign Islamic militants in South Waziristan, but local militants who regarded the attacks as a breach of local autonomy joined in fighting against government forces.

Sparta could perhaps have represented the original 5th- or possibly 6th-century Mantinean synoecism, whereby the villages had been joined into a polis, as a breach of local autonomy (that is, of the right of the separate villages to exist as political units), but it is doubtful that Sparta even bothered to formulate any such justification.

"That would be a serious breach of the autonomy under Hong Kong's One Country Two Systems arrangement.

This is inappropriate and a breach of reproductive autonomy.

In many European countries, such linkage is considered a breach of personal autonomy through invasion of privacy.

Pro-democracy activists cried foul, calling the decision a breach of "the high degree of autonomy" Beijing promised before Hong Kong, a former British colony, returned to Chinese sovereignty in 1997.

HP claims that Lynch and Hussain breached their fiduciary duties as directors, that Lynch breached his contractual duties as an employee of Autonomy, and that Hussain repeatedly misled the Autonomy audit committee.

The British foreign secretary Philip Hammond said the suspected abduction of Lee would be an "egregious breach" of Hong Kong's autonomy by China.

Apparently, according to Gove's orthodoxy at the time, any requirement imposed upon schools to provide meaningful careers advice and guidance was regarded as a breach of the sacrosanct autonomy of schools.