Supporters, some of them fervent, argue that Madrid has curtailed autonomy and rights over the use of the Catalan language.
Nudges can be used to make it harder to continue undesired behaviors and easier to move to desired behaviors without seriously curtailing autonomy.
Although initially ʿAbbās was ostentatiously loyal to the sultan, he resented an attempt made at that time to curtail his autonomy.
The fall of Dāʾūd can be attributed in part to the determination of Sultan Mahmud II (1808 39) to curtail provincial autonomy and restore the central authority of his government throughout the realm.
It was the desire for loot and land or, as often as not, sheer bloody-minded particularism in the face of attempts to curtail their autonomy, that drove them to their swords, jezzails or, latterly, rocket-launchers.
In other words, we are up against all kind of intentional and unintentional forces that we didn't ask for, all of which conspire to curtail our autonomy.
"We protested the deterioration in education," says Gud, who adds that the Minister of Education sought to curtail university autonomy and centralize the system under tight government control.
However, it also increased the tension between the pair and Minh Mạng was anxious to curtail the autonomy that his father had granted to Duyệt and the southerners.
NE drugs' addictive potential may curtail individual autonomy in a highly problematic way, for addiction clearly undermines a person's capacity to autonomously decide on whether or not to use NE drugs [ 30, 31].
When he assumed his kingship, he immediately curtailed the autonomy of the satrapies.
In short, torturers who torture human beings do so with the (realised) intention of substantially curtailing the autonomy of their victims.
