Sentence examples for drive for autonomy from inspiring English sources

Yet, the modernist building sector with its insatiable drive for autonomy has relegated lessons from traditional building to being primitive.

Before World War II Aung San was actively anti-British; he then allied with the Japanese during World War II, but switched to the Allies before leading the Burmese drive for autonomy.

In 2008, it took its drive for autonomy to a new level by founding Fleurier Ebauches, a business manufacturing semi-finished watch movements and components for assembly and finishing at the production sites.

FC Barcelona is a lightning rod in the drive for autonomy from Spain.

During the infant and toddler period of growth there is a rapid increase in motor development; and there is a drive for autonomy and curiosity about the environment, thereby exposing the child to injury [ 27].

Motivation experts like Dan Pink would say that the games are tapping into some basic human drives: for autonomy (you control your own pace), for mastery (you get better over time), and for a sense of purpose (you're aiming at a well-defined goal).

The case Estrich makes is well designed to finesse the age-old feminist debate between, as Wendy Kaminer has put it, "the drive for individual autonomy and the demand for collective identity".

But this paradigm often forces knowledge workers to choose between two strong drives: the need for autonomy and the need for a purpose that inspires and unites them.

This advocacy in the cause of human health will almost certainly be needed to counterbalance the continued erosion in public trust that has come from the drive for greater personal autonomy.

Whether it's desire for autonomy, drive, attitude or work ethic, having key overlapping traits sets the foundation for a cohesive partnership.

A history of abuses by the security forces, and the government's long refusal to offer genuine political concessions to Tamil demands for autonomy, drove many into the clutches of the Tigers.