Sentence examples for emphasis on autonomy from inspiring English sources

Directors that have worked in both Hollywood and Bollywood say that the Indian emphasis on autonomy and innovation could have a strong impact on Hollywood.

And paradoxically, despite the persistent and growing emphasis on autonomy, most school practitioners consider themselves constrained by government requirements to a far greater extent than their forbears in 1975.

The emphasis on autonomy does not sit easily in communitarian cultures, such as Indonesia, where family groups and not individuals are the relevant, or more important, social unit.

Rinne and Koivula (2005) enumerate university characteristics such as making a distinction between theory and practice, elitism and an emphasis on autonomy as a tendency towards an ivory tower institution.

That one's social world provides the range of things worth doing, achieving, or being does not, however, undermine the liberal emphasis on autonomy, for there is still substantial room for individual choice to be made within this set.

Multicultural critics of liberal feminism suggest that liberal feminism's emphasis on autonomy and fairness in personal and associational life runs the risk of elevating one particular comprehensive conception of the good life over the many others found in multicultural societies (Shachar 2009; for discussion, see Okin 1999).

Two axes were used to map the positions, one with emphasis on patients' autonomy (x-axis), and the other with emphasis on public health interest (y-axis).

My own particular concern recently has been the emphasis put on autonomy by the bill's supporters.

I oppose his bill not just because of its social effects and impact on doctor/patient relationships, but because, at its heart, is a flawed understanding of what it is to be a human being, one that places an excessive emphasis on personal autonomy to the neglect of our mutual interdependence.

The emphasis on more autonomy for crews has prompted a search for "different competencies," NASA says.

Giles Fraser condemns elsewhere in your paper the Cologne court's attitude, and liberal secular sensibilities generally, as placing undue emphasis on personal autonomy.