Sentence examples for entitled autonomy from inspiring English sources
Though the band currently has no active members, former members of the band contributed to an eighth studio album entitled 8 which was officially released in 2010, and a ninth studio album entitled Autonomy, released in 2012.
The value of Autonomy on HP's books was cut by £3.1bn in late November, and Selling said investors were now entitled to "know what HP's management knows".
Human beings are entitled to the autonomy of their bodies, no matter their gender.
Respect for autonomy incorporates two ethical convictions: firstly, that individuals should be treated as autonomous subjects, and secondly, that persons with diminished autonomy are entitled to protection [ 14] Respect for autonomy demands that subjects voluntarily participate in research, with adequate information and only after explicit consent.
ADNs are entitled with high dispatch autonomy right, making it possible to provide ancillary services such as spinning reserve service and peak regulation.
Respect for persons in turn incoporates the principle that individuals should be treated as autonomous agents, and that persons with diminished autonomy are entitled to protection [ 21].
The Belmont Report from the USA [ 9] holds that, 'individuals should be treated as autonomous agents and... persons with diminished autonomy are entitled to protection', meaning that the permission of 'other parties' may be sought.
The principle of respect for persons stated at the Belmont Report means that individuals should be treated as autonomous agents and that persons with diminished autonomy are entitled to protection [ 22].
These accounts suggest that to say women should enjoy personal autonomy means they are entitled to a broad range of autonomy-enabling conditions.
America divides on the death penalty, but we all agree that the convicted intentional murderer loses virtually all rights to autonomy; society is entitled to set the terms of his (imprisoned) existence for the rest of his life.
