Sentence examples for certain degree of autonomy from inspiring English sources

Each regional force has a certain degree of autonomy.

Simple will remain a separate brand, and it has been promised a certain degree of autonomy.

It is not uncommon for armed inmates to exercise a certain degree of autonomy in Venezuela's penitentiaries.

"The political party has a certain degree of autonomy from the militant wing — it's not quite Sinn Fein and the I.R.A.," he said.

It began in Silicon Valley, where companies ceded a certain degree of autonomy to knowledge workers, recognizing that too much rigidity could stifle creative output.

Under the socialist government's devolutionary reforms of 1982 86, Île-de-France, like the other regions, was given a certain degree of autonomy.

Testing skeptics believe that teachers need a certain degree of professional autonomy to be effective.

A permanent disaster management structure should be put in place independent of other branches of the DDES, with regional as well as local organs each with a certain degree of operational autonomy.

This could make the militia in Wukan constitutionally problematic, because it implies a certain degree of provincial autonomy from Beijing.

Because of the predominance of the inpatient treatment setting, we posited that decision aid interventions may have different, and presumably fewer effects due to the shorter time frame for decision making and the loss of a certain degree of patient autonomy from hospital admission.

The Court held that "the principle of religious autonomy prevents the State from obliging a religious community to admit or exclude an individual or to entrust someone with a particular religious duty … [and] as a consequence of their autonomy, religious communities can demand a certain degree of loyalty from those working for them or representing them" (paras.129 and 131).