Brief of Autonomy, Inc. and Cascade Aids Project as Amici Curiae at 10-12,Gonzales 10-12,Gonzales 04-623 (July 21, 2005).
This, the luxury of work-free time, however brief, means greater autonomy, less stress, relationships revived and opportunities to develop interests that may be of little value in monetary terms, but which enrich the soul.
The editors of a leading jurisprudence casebook observe that "The Philosophers' Brief arguments about autonomy seem not to have influenced the Supreme Court at all" (Jurisprudence Classic and Contemporary, 2002).
The island was occupied by the ancient Greeks and Romans and then following the power struggles in the Adriatic in turn by pirates and the powers of Dubrovnik (the Ragusan republic), Venice, Bosnia, France, and the Austro-Hungarian Empire, with a brief period of autonomy.
Perhaps our brief historical flirtation with autonomy was too scary.
Herewith a brief summary of the Autonomy dispute: Hewlett-Packard, a computer maker that in recent years has gone from one stumble to another, bought Autonomy last year.
With the Bolshevik victory in the Russian Revolution of 1917 and the withdrawal of Russian troops from the Caucasian front during World War I (1914 18), Azerbaijani leaders joined Armenians and Georgians in a brief experiment in Transcaucasian autonomy (February to April 1918).
I finally did get DBS (again, another story), and after a brief, wonderful period of autonomy I started falling again.
In brief, they argue that procreative autonomy allows for parents to intentionally create a child who, for example, "will live a brief life of misery and torment" [9: 279] even when they could have alternatively created a child in good health.
The future of some 150 observers and police officers was left in limbo last summer after the brief war in South Ossetia, another autonomy-seeking Georgian territory.
First, Georgia has not sought to undermine South Ossetia's autonomy, apart from a brief period of madness under Zviad Gamsakhurdia in the early 1990s.
