Sentence examples for given greater autonomy from inspiring English sources

Public hospitals are being given greater autonomy so that they have more incentive to compete.

A popular leader, Farooq frequently made demands that Jammu and Kashmir be given greater autonomy within the Indian union as a way toward resolving the long-running problem of militancy in the state.

If taxpayers and legislators are unable or unwilling to provide the support essential to keeping our institutions at the forefront in the global innovation economy, then university presidents and governing boards should be given greater autonomy to determine appropriate and reasonable tuition levels.

Under the constitution adopted in 1993, the RCB was given greater autonomy from the central government than the Gosbank had enjoyed, but its head is appointed by the president and subject to approval by the State Duma, the lower house of the Russian legislature.

RRR-rejected: In Los Angeles, voters rejected a measure that would have given greater autonomy to the Department of Water and Power.

But even in earlier times when teachers were given greater autonomy in what to teach and how to teach it, the educational system in this country, since its development in the nineteenth century, has been based on an industrial model.

They had been given great autonomy to pursue gang members and drug dealers, which has led to many complaints about overly aggressive tactics.

Evidence suggests giving greater autonomy over policy and spending to local councils can, under the right conditions, produce better outcomes.

He confirmed his plans to give greater autonomy to prison governors by announcing plans to create six "reform prisons" this year.

See articleMore than 74% of voters in Catalonia gave their approval to a plan that gives greater autonomy to the region.

Most difficult for Mr. Berlusconi are his ties with the Northern League, which advocates a federal system to give greater autonomy to the prosperous north.