Sentence examples for immense autonomy from inspiring English sources
It is a transition "marked by immense autonomy, freedom of choice, lack of obligations and focus on the self," a time also characterized by instability and experimentation, when "hopes and exhilaration recurrently run up against confusion and frustration" and when "ties to the social institutions of civil society, including church, are often weak".
Baca stands alone in light of the clean-cut image he projected and the immense autonomy he wielded as sheriff for millions of people with few checks on his authority, said Jaime A. Regalado, professor emeritus at Cal State Los Angeles and a longtime observer of the county's power players.
Some studies attempting to clarify GTA responsibilities have gone as far as calling GTAs "donkeys of the department," due to their immense workload, level of responsibility, and restricted autonomy (Park and Ramos, 2002).
The immense Health and Social Care Act of 2012 increased competition, gave the service greater autonomy and put more decisions about the purchase of care in the hands of local doctors, known in Britain as general practitioners, or GPs.
Because of the current anarchy, governors have inadvertent autonomy now – which is fine if they are good and disastrous if they are not up to the immense challenges.
Autonomy cost $11.1 billion.
France chose greater autonomy.
More intimacy, less autonomy".
