Sentence examples for granted autonomy in from inspiring English sources

Those dependencies were reorganized as the Netherlands Antilles in 1954 and granted autonomy in internal affairs.

After Suriname was granted autonomy in its internal affairs in 1954, development aid from the Netherlands increased steadily.

The Basic Law of the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) of May 1949 granted autonomy in educational matters to the Länd (state) governments.

In the March 2009 regional elections, however, the EAJ-PNV did not win an absolute majority and lost control of the Basque Country for the first time since the region was granted autonomy in 1979.

The Tynwald parliament was granted autonomy in 1866, and steadily advanced to democracy in step with the United Kingdom.

The kindergartens should be granted autonomy in operating these systems, but at the same time the government should provide relevant guidelines and regulations and have the kindergartens keep records of the operation process.

And second, some managers fall short on this dimension by granting autonomy in name only.

The British concession to China last month was buried within a public statement calling on Beijing to grant autonomy in Tibet, leading some to accuse the British government of hypocrisy.

They also forced the Ottomans to grant autonomy in Lebanon (1861), while the effect of the Treaty of Paris was to unify the Danubian principalities, paving the way for the independence of Romania (1878).

Even companies that claim to empower employees often grant autonomy in name only; employees must diverge from prescribed processes at their own risk.

It was granted autonomy from Moscow in 1920, and in 1923 it was transferred to the jurisdiction of the patriarch of Constantinople.