Sentence examples for have some autonomy from inspiring English sources

"This way I can provide for myself and my son and have some autonomy".

To be sure, as medical professionals who have some autonomy in and control over our workplaces, my husband and I are exceptionally lucky.

But Caldwell also said Irsay "allows you to have some autonomy" so that the coach and the team's president, Bill Polian, "can do meaningful work".

Mr. Wessel said that it would not matter much to China's critics in the United States that Hong Kong and its stock exchanges have some autonomy, a legacy of the territory's history as a British colony until 1997.

So if you keep the basics simple – furniture, walls and floor – you can allow them to have some autonomy in choosing the accessories, which, with luck, will keep you both happy and shouldn't break the bank when they want a change.

The app allows kids to have some autonomy and freedom – which they'll obviously like –  but keeps parents in control and aware of their child's whereabouts.

In a sign that Hong Kong still has some autonomy, audiences here are spared the Chinese version.

While the Germans occupied most of France, Marshal Pétain's Vichy government was largely in the south and had some autonomy over life there.

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.

Each province is subdivided into municipalities (municipios) that elect their own councils and have some local autonomy.

"If you are usually in a wheelchair, restricted, being moved around by other people, it is liberating to move freely and have some physical autonomy".