Some Serbs have begun to contemplate independence, with guaranteed autonomy for the Serb northern bit of Kosovo and special protected status for Serb monasteries further south.
It was united with Russia through the person of the king (that is, the tsar of Russia was also the king of Poland), was guaranteed autonomy by the Congress, and was presented with a constitution (Nov. 27, 1815) by Tsar Alexander I that provided the kingdom with its own administration, Sejm (legislature), army, and broad civil liberties.
In many ways, the document released by China's cabinet, the State Council, crystallizes long-standing and sometimes controversial efforts by Beijing to integrate Hong Kong — a former British colony that was guaranteed autonomy as part of its 1997 handover agreement — with the mainland through both visible infrastructure projects and the steady rollback of political freedoms.
Instead, integration guarantees autonomy (self-government) by permitting minorities to perpetuate their unique characteristics.
When Turner bought the company, Shaye and Lynne were contractually guaranteed autonomy even in the event of a sale.
On 8 April, the 5th Politburo issued the "Draft Resolution on guaranteeing autonomy to basic economic units", which decreed the implementation of the reform program agreed upon by the 8th plenum.
First, the energy source is theoretically everlasting, a fact that helps to guarantee the autonomy.
"Those three walls had once been meant to liberate office workers, to guarantee their autonomy and freedom," Saval writes.
It professed to guarantee Tibetan autonomy and religion but also allowed the establishment at Lhasa of Chinese civil and military headquarters.
They then captured 57 towns and castles, and on March 6 , 1454 Casimir incorporated all of Prussia with Poland, with a guarantee of autonomy and of freedom from taxation.
In 1993, during the run-up to the handover, an article was added to the Panamanian constitution to guarantee the autonomy of the new Panama Canal Authority.
