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Nor does the agreement deal with such questions as whether a much-demanded referendum on independence will be held in Aceh, and whether the rebels will even consider autonomy within Indonesia as an interim solution.
It is highly unlikely that Mr. Erdogan would consider autonomy for the Kurds, but analysts expect him to at least entertain notions like restructuring election laws to allow minority parties to have greater access to Parliament and allowing wider use of ethnic languages like Kurdish.
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A feminist view opens the space for considering autonomy an ongoing and improvisational process of exercising self-discovery, self-definition, and self-direction, rather than endorsing a set of desires and goals chosen exclusively by the individual (Meyers 1989 and 2000).
For example, one reason for considering autonomy to be the hallmark of advanced nursing practice may be its origins in primary care.
Although a number of clinical, psychological and socio-demographic variables have been considered, autonomy preference in a medical context is likely to be influenced by immeasurable factors and therefore our findings do not necessarily present an exhaustive list of predictors of autonomy preference in ESRD or explain the variance in autonomy preference.
However, the internal model D, which considers perceived autonomy as a partial mediator and also allows for a direct effect of FWPs on organizational attachment, has significantly better model fit measures (Δχ 2 = 32.50, p < 0.001; ΔAIC = 30.50), supporting Hypothesis 6.
See articleIndia's prime minister, Manmohan Singh, told a conference of political parties in the Indian-administered part of Kashmir that India would consider granting "autonomy" to the state "within the ambit of the constitution".
