"extensive autonomy" is a correct phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe the degree to which an individual or group has the freedom to make decisions or take action without consulting other parties. For example: "The school gave its students extensive autonomy to develop and implement their own projects."
The cabinet and its ministries also enjoy extensive autonomy and powers of initiative.
Under this, Serb-populated areas of Kosovo were to have extensive autonomy.
After all, Kosovo and Vojvodina had equally extensive autonomy until Slobodan Milosevic scrapped it in 1989.
The new national security legislation does not apply to Hong Kong under the "one country, two systems" principle that gives the former British colony extensive autonomy.
The detention may signal a rift between China and North Korea, coming only two weeks after the North Korean leader, Kim Jong Il, announced the formation of the enclave on the Yalu River, called Sinuiju, and promised Mr. Yang extensive autonomy to set up an independent economic, legal and political system there.
The detention may signal a rift between China and North Korea and comes only two weeks after the North Korean leader, Kim Jong Il, announced the formation of the capitalist enclave and promised Mr. Yang extensive autonomy to set up an independent economic, legal and political system there.
The success of a small non-Christian people in carving out and maintaining an extensive empire testifies to the political skill of its ruling princely caste as well as to the policy of wide autonomy and religious toleration.
For example, the parties of the south and south-east want extensive regional autonomy.
Like the Hetmanate, Sloboda Ukraine enjoyed extensive internal autonomy, though under officials appointed by the Russian imperial government.
"It's frankly far more extensive than any offer of autonomy that exists in any oblast in Russia," he says.
In 2007, the envoy Martti Ahtisaari included, in his final status proposal for Kosovo, extensive minority rights — including local autonomy in economic, cultural, environmental and other areas.
