Sentence examples for has no autonomy from inspiring English sources
Investors widely suggest that the central bank, which has no autonomy in monetary policy and needs approval from the highest echelons of power within the government on any rate action, will increase rates twice more in the first half of this year.
She accepts as a general principle that we should hold agents responsible only for actions that are undertaken autonomously: if the agent has no autonomy, she has no obligation, and if the agent is fully autonomous, she is fully subject to all possible moral obligations that might exist in a situation (p. 99).
The main difference between complex and class (Ganze; the terms 'whole' and 'totality' are used for other concepts, see Poli 2011a) is that a complex has some autonomy vis-à-vis its members, while a class has no autonomy vis-à-vis its parts.
"Much like women who are sexually objectified, Barbie has no autonomy," Conger says.
So the actual worker has no autonomy over what they want to do with the client and if you went out and saw the client and went, "Oh, actually they need this".
It would be better if the CEO could report directly to the governing board instead of the regional health bureau (from one respondent)…Sometimes the regional economy and development bureau interfere with budgeting, which was a board responsibility (from a second respondent)…The GB has no autonomy; decisions made by the governing board have been violated by the RHB (from another respondent).
"I just felt like they kept telling me what to do and how to do it, and I had no autonomy," she says.
"The most offensive suggestion is that women who wear a headscarf have no autonomy, and that it is not a free choice".
Under the "Islamic regime," François realizes, women or "at least the ones pretty enough to attract a rich husband"—live in an eternal childhood, first as children, then as mothers, with just a few years of "sexy underwear" in between: "Obviously they had no autonomy, but as they say in English, fuck autonomy".
Under the "Islamic regime," François realizes, women — or "at least the ones pretty enough to attract a rich husband" — live in an eternal childhood, first as children, then as mothers, with just a few years of "sexy underwear" in between: "Obviously they had no autonomy, but as they say in English, fuck autonomy".
