Sentence examples for earned autonomy from inspiring English sources

When the big dogs said that some schools should be granted earned autonomy, it sounded too much like "earned respect" or "earned dignity".

In addition, earned autonomy doesn't address the potential financial misalignment caused by a funding system.

As a result, earned autonomy seems to be a less appropriate model as an incentive for high performance.

Like public reporting, the incentive provided by earned autonomy depends importantly on the motivation of hospital managers.

Unfortunately, earned autonomy as currently designed in the NHS provides little incentive effect for senior managers [ 39]; in part because a lack of commitment by the Department of Health in awarding or withholding autonomy reduced the credibility of the policy.

The phrase used to describe this is "earned autonomy", which is odd given that councils get their mandate from voters.

Its most blunt advocate was Joel Klein, who said that schools that earned their autonomy by raising test scores would be granted the right to have respectful learning cultures.

Hospitals that earned additional autonomy were referred to as 'Foundation Trusts' (FTs) (Department of Health, 2005).

Those that are efficient will earn more autonomy, while those with lax controls will face more scrutiny from the centre.

Individuals who show themselves to be capable, reliable, and independent self-starters will eventually earn the autonomy necessary to propose working from home.

For the individual inmate, fire camp is understandably sought after: the respect given, the higher wages earned, the relative autonomy, the better food, the access to visitors.