Sentence examples for economic autonomy from inspiring English sources

In the Dutch structure physicians have economic autonomy because of the way they are paid, but they are economically dependent on operational and staff support in the hospital.

Acehnese separatism began as a struggle for political and economic autonomy.

This would allow the province more legislative, diplomatic, and economic autonomy.

Nineteenth-century Americans, for example, defined freedom in part as economic autonomy, achieved through owning a farm or small business.

Decentralisation is necessary; there is a consensus in Ukraine about giving more economic autonomy to elected mayors.

"It is the end of the second emirate's economic autonomy, which it has fiercely protected," he says.

But governors in the eastern departments who urge greater political and economic autonomy from Mr. Morales's government were reaffirmed in their posts with similar margins.

Phillip Blond, director of the thinktank ResPublica, said these deals should usher in "financial, cultural, social and economic autonomy for all of our regions".

But the initiative is open to criticism for promoting a model that pressures African states to again surrender political and economic autonomy.

By contrast, women with less economic autonomy may feel that their interests are best served by emphasising family hierarchies and reciprocal duties.

Parliament has approved a bill that would grant broad political and economic autonomy to the remote province of Irian Jaya, where separatists are fighting for independence.