Sentence examples for bring autonomy from inspiring English sources

After years of struggling to bring autonomy to Aboriginal communities, and in large measure succeeding, she is now a principal advocate of the Intervention.

The company's strategic partners in this round are already working with Innoviz through partnerships to bring autonomy to automotive OEMs, and to create integrations with self-driving systems targeted at the mass market.

The Russian Revolution of 1917 during World War I brought autonomy to Estonia.

Still, Muñoz always intended to bring "enhanced autonomy" in trade, self-governance, taxation and entitlements to Puerto Rico.

The resumption of fighting in Kachin in June 2011, breaking a 17-year cease-fire, aggravated longstanding grievances, snuffing the flickers of hope that the end of military rule would bring greater autonomy to the Kachin region.

Now, investors are betting $29 million that Echodyne and its lightweight radar systems will bring true autonomy to vehicles of every kind, starting with drones but also cars, boats, or mobile robots.

Collaboration between NPs and MPs in primary health care may differ to other settings and roles, because NPs bring increased autonomy to the clinical setting that may challenge the traditionally MP dominated domain of primary health care, where nurses have long been working to support the MP and perform delegated tasks [ 24, 33].

They managed this effectively until a series of urban uprisings in 1009 18 brought more autonomy for the Puglian cities as well as the first Norman mercenaries.

The change in status in 1965 brought greater autonomy, and the Cook Islands began developing relationships with the countries of the region.

In the north a variety of important mints opened, and coins from mints in Asia Minor, notably Cnidus and Ephesus, testify to the prosperity brought by autonomy.

Internet communication brings much autonomy: people can be whoever, whatever and wherever they wish.