Universal impositions about what is "respectable" attire or "appropriate" conduct compromise individual autonomy.
Consequently, the docile happy housewife / mother becomes a relic of the past while the new woman pursues self-sufficiency and autonomy, conducting herself with the same sense of entitlement as men.
Regression analysis was conducted with global autonomy being the dependent variable.
If those steps are met, they are then to conduct negotiations on greater autonomy in rebel-held areas, and eventually restore Ukraine's control over all of its border with Russia.
In an exceedingly rare personal message and rebuke of a sovereign country, the pontiff also stressed the church's "autonomy" to conduct its own investigations and criticized the "deplorable methods" of the Belgian police, who detained bishops, confiscated files and even drilled into the tombs of at least one cardinal in the Cathedral of Mechelen, north of Brussels, in a search for documents.
If she does not treat herself as worthy of being the "author of her own conduct", she will lack autonomy (Benson 1994, 659).
The panel conducted a review of Autonomy in 2011 but took no further action.
The former guaranteed Ethiopia's king Menelik II a good measure of autonomy in conducting foreign affairs.
Students need to feel as though they are supported by the clinical educator when managing a patient but they have substantial autonomy in conducting the treatment.
In this study, informal care was defined as the attention provided to an individual with limitations in autonomy when conducting one or more of his/her daily activities, this attention being provided by persons who are not professional social workers.
For the sake of simplicity, and, given our experimental results (including those conducted here to demonstrate autonomy), we have kept the original language elsewhere since Hml-gal4-expressing cells in the lymph gland are the relevant cells.
