Sentence examples for enormous autonomy from inspiring English sources

We, as faculty, properly have enormous autonomy in the conduct of our teaching and our scholarship.

As Spain's Basque provinces gained enormous autonomy when the country's Constitution was approved in 1978, experts say there is little the government can give now except true independence.

Under Beijing's proposal, if Taiwan will accept that it is part of China, then it can have enormous autonomy, retaining its own political and economic system, and even military.

"I gave her a budget and a brief and told her to get on with it," says Hall. "She had an enormous amount of autonomy.

Catholic schools, afraid of losing their independence and autonomy, led enormous protests in Paris.

Under enormous pressure with little autonomy, teachers who work in low-income schools are often pushed to deliver the same literacy outcomes with fewer resources.

H.P.'s $11.7 billion deal for Autonomy represents an enormous 64 percent premium to the British company's closing price on Wednesday.

Wilson left the commission Monday, noting at his last meeting "the continued attacks on the port's near autonomy," but its enormous success in surpassing the Port of Los Angeles in tonnage handled during the last decade.

And it has enormous long-term potential, encouraging young people's independence and autonomy, unleashing their spirit of entrepreneurship, and promoting financial literacy and responsibility.

But decades of resentment over broken promises of greater autonomy and fairer distribution of the cash from Papua's enormous natural resources still simmer.

There is no one person, but several who have been given enormous responsibility, meaning that various departments within the Vatican function with surprising autonomy, with top deputies given relatively free rein.