Sentence examples for effective autonomy from inspiring English sources
After centuries of effective autonomy, the tribes barely recognize the frontier drawn by the British colonial rulers of India in the 19th century.
Our enemies in this war, by contrast, looked at them and saw -- still see -- the death of their own values, their own ways of life, their effective autonomy.
The government in Moscow has ceded effective autonomy to Mr. Kadyrov and he is enforcing his own mandate that includes the imposition of Islamic standards, including a ban on alcohol and gambling and pressure on women to adopt Islamic dress.
In recent conversations with TechCrunch, Uber, Lyft and GM have all separately pointed to the vast stores of driving data collected by their respective fleets as key competitive advantages in the race to develop truly effective autonomy.
He will have to further slash government expenditures, even in socially and politically sensitive areas; raise tax revenues; provide formal and effective autonomy to the central bank; and accelerate structural reforms to make the economy more competitive.
Families may be given the opportunity to exercise their right to autonomy (formal autonomy) yet be prevented by bounded cognition from making the decisions they deem in the best interests of the patient (effective autonomy).
A funding agreement also ensured that Ipso has "sufficient and effective financial autonomy" which "was regarded as a core feature of independence in the Leveson report".
In this potentially conflicting scenario, the degree of capitalisation of the JPFEs played a pivotal role in determining the effective degree of autonomy of the PPPs.
Therefore, identity aids in self-reflective functioning, autonomy, effective social exchanges and provides predictability and continuity of functioning within a person, across situations, and across time [ 5].
To promote informed decision making, autonomy and effective collaboration, information sharing is crucial [ 34].
Testing skeptics believe that teachers need a certain degree of professional autonomy to be effective.
