Sentence examples for furthering autonomy from inspiring English sources

Contrary to another distinction he makes, multiculturalism is not just about justice and neglects the importance of belonging: on the contrary, belonging is more central to multicultural nationalism as I understand it than either the liberal goal of furthering autonomy or the social democratic means of redistribution of resources.

He said politicians in Catalonia had already begun discussing strategies for obtaining further autonomy.

That amounts to promises of further devolution, further social democratic goodies, and further autonomy over international matters.

The Chinese authorities are determined not to give further autonomy to the Uighur region, which is believed to have vast oil and mineral reserves.

The frustration born of the difficulties of securing further autonomy has also fuelled the Catalan independence movement, with polls placing support at between 30 and 50%.

He argued that giving further autonomy to Kosovo's Serbs would effectively transform Kosovo into "another Bosnia," where lingering ethnic nationalism has paralyzed the country's progress.

Giving further autonomy to Kosovo's Serbs, he said, would effectively make Kosovo "another Bosnia," where a decentralized institutional structure, and ethnic rifts, make it difficult to govern.

Giving further autonomy to Kosovo's Serbs, he said, would effectively make Kosovo "another Bosnia," where a decentralized institutional structure and ethnic rifts make it hard to govern.

"I have spoken to London's political and business leaders regularly over the past month and it is clear that further autonomy is key to ensuring London's continued economic success".

The leader of the Scottish Labour party, Kezia Dugdale, has recently agreed a set of significant reforms with Corbyn to give her party further autonomy as she battles the ascendent Scottish National party in Scotland.

Mr Ibarretxe has not abandoned the commitment to independence expressed by Mr Arzalluz in the approach to ETA's truce; but he has set limits, notably that any discussion of proposals for further autonomy will take place in the Basque parliament, and not, as in 1998, in an all-nationalist conclave.