Sentence examples for formidable autonomy from inspiring English sources
Brown agrees not to stand, in exchange for formidable autonomy as shadow chancellor.
The new president is formidable enough to have wrested autonomy from James L. Dolan, the owner, who has employed assorted watchdogs and listening devices as a form of intimidation toward his coaches Larry Brown and Thomas.
If Mr. Samberg is known for granting autonomy to his formidable money managers, there are said to be differences between him and Mr. Benton, who oversees the firm's technology investment group.
The transaction also included a formidable list of organizations representing Autonomy, starting with Qatalyst Partners, an investment bank headed by Frank Quattrone specializing in technology companies.
Many more, however, have embraced this responsibility only reluctantly, unwilling to tackle two formidable barriers to deployment: fragmentation and autonomy.
For Lupino, a mother's relentless drive for her daughter's success is a way of resisting a societal order in which women face formidable obstacles in the quest for autonomy and financial independence, and in which the family itself is one of the most formidable of those obstacles.
He still faces formidable challenges like the discontented Berbers, who are demanding autonomy.
Long a formidable presence in English public life, Winchelsey had led the struggle against Edward I to uphold the autonomy of the church, and for this he had paid with suspension and exile.
Adopting a strategy of passive disobedience, Gandhi becomes a spiritual guru to his fellow countrymen and a formidable political foe in the eyes of the British imperial forces, as he guides Indians in their historic, nonviolent struggle for autonomy.
