Sentence examples for enforce autonomy from inspiring English sources

Lack of trust may enforce a passive behavior; distrust may enforce autonomy, or the search for alternatives.

She's missed two of her usual Tuesday evening sessions with her therapist so far this summer and the self-doubt has already crept in: "Am I doing OK without her?" Now it is August, a month when therapy is traditionally on hiatus and die-hard patients can become agitated at the enforced autonomy and abandonment.

Some of the best places to work enforce employee autonomy so they can give their employees the freedom to accomplish more task and do it to their liking.

Our finding therefore calls for policies that would enforce women's reproductive autonomy (i.e. women's ability to make independent decisions about their reproduction).

Previous research predicts that women dissatisfied with their bodies may be less likely to enforce their rights of sexual autonomy (i.e., sexual assertiveness).

Although major policies remain the same for the entire country of China, the decentralization reform since 1978 enforces the autonomy and initiative of the local government to develop the region's economy and design programs which suit local needs in several aspects including the public health system [ 17, 18].

The agency will have broad autonomy to write and enforce rules governing credit cards, mortgages and other such loans.

The financial overhaul bill signed into law in July gives the new bureau and its leader broad autonomy to write and enforce rules governing credit cards, mortgages and other such loans.

It's Indonesia's most-conservative province, the only one allowed to enforce Sharia law under a special autonomy agreement with the central government.

The medical requirements for informed consent enforce the core bioethical principles of autonomy and beneficence.

And if they fail to do so, enforce whatever is called for under the local-autonomy plan — which should mean depriving them of some of their autonomy.