Sentence examples for enhanced autonomy and from inspiring English sources

Transform the "independence" that General Musharraf lists as an option into some form of "enhanced autonomy" and a solution seems at least possible.There are, however, reasons for scepticism.

If the election results in a clear majority in the regional parliament for parties that favour either full independence or substantially enhanced autonomy - and that's what the opinion polls are suggesting - the Spanish prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, will be faced with a stark choice.

Shifting the burden of care to the patient's home also facilitates supported self-care, giving the patient enhanced autonomy and control of their health care [ 8].

Since 1967, public support on the island has seesawed inconclusively between statehood and enhanced autonomy — a better version of the deal they already have.

On the island, politics is focused on the longstanding deadlock between the two dominant parties, whose identities — one is for statehood and one is for enhanced autonomy — today bear no relation to those of the Republicans and Democrats in the 50 states.

Still, Muñoz always intended to bring "enhanced autonomy" in trade, self-governance, taxation and entitlements to Puerto Rico.

But the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman, Tang Guoqiang, was sharply dismissive of the Dalai Lama in a separate press briefing today, accusing him of plotting independence for Tibet and being insincere about his call for an enhanced autonomy for the region China took over in 1950.

India should be encouraged to look for and explore the full potential towards internal political solutions to meet the expectations of the Jammu and Kashmir populations in line with the possibility for enhanced autonomy as enshrined in its constitution.

Under a deal pressed on Mr. Milosevic in October, the organization will provide up to 2,000 civilians to monitor a cease-fire in Kosovo and to promote a political settlement there to give Kosovo enhanced autonomy.

These examples intrigue us not simply from the standpoint of enhanced autonomy but for their capacity to create new patterns of urban economic diversity and -- something crucial to us as architects and designers -- to invent novel forms of the formal/social hybrid.

The Dalai Lama has long given up the demand for independence in favour of enhanced autonomy under Chinese sovereignty.