Sentence examples for exercise full autonomy from inspiring English sources

Benítez insisted on the insertion of a series of written guarantees in his revamped contract and will exercise full autonomy over, critically, recruitment as well as assorted other spheres including the academy and a re-modelling of the training ground.

Or more generally, it is not possible both to exercise full autonomy and simultaneously be dedicated to one's community and its norms.

Mr. Salmond's plan envisions seeking approval in his consultation exercise for a third choice, full autonomy for Scotland within the United Kingdom, which the Cameron government opposes as a way station to independence.

"I said, 'Fred, full autonomy?' He said, 'Full autonomy,"' Minaya said, repeating his conversation with Wilpon.

After five years these regions could accede to full autonomy, but the meaning of "full autonomy" was not clearly defined.

It keeps its full autonomy and, one might say, gives us all its back.

It will answer directly to the pope but have "full autonomy and independence," the statute said.

The church of Japan received full autonomy from the Russian church in 1970.

Full autonomy was granted in 1979 with the establishment of the autonomous community of Catalonia.

Its approximately 100 national and international unions retained full autonomy over their own affairs.

Walsh, who was promised full autonomy by Dolan, said the decision about Thomas was his alone.