Sentence examples for have considerable autonomy from inspiring English sources

The states have considerable autonomy.

In practice, General McColl is expected to have considerable autonomy.

The Fed would provide funding, but the regulator would have considerable autonomy and its head would be a presidential appointee.

While the two regional governments have considerable autonomy, the Flemish parties want to decentralize authority over justice, health, social security, taxation and labor, while the poorer French speakers fear losing federal social security protections.

Most research and development personnel are assigned to project activity and report to individual project managers who have considerable autonomy and authority over the people and resources required to complete the project.

Uber drivers have considerable autonomy, despite (and sometimes because of) their contractor status.

Ms. Bascom's lawyer, Stuart Hanlon, agreed that his client had considerable autonomy.

Palau had two confederations of villages or districts, each independent of the other, and the villages themselves had considerable autonomy.

Trusts and enterprises had considerable autonomy and were free to make agreements and grant credits to one another.

The newspaper also reports and comments on political developments, and in such areas the editor in chief has considerable autonomy.

Wu Bangguo, the chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, said at a conference in Beijing that Hong Kong had considerable autonomy only because the central government had chosen to authorize that autonomy.