Sentence examples for increasing autonomy and from inspiring English sources

But we should also recognise how biopolitical production, particularly in the ways it exceeds the bounds of capitalist relations and constantly refers to the common, grants labour increasing autonomy and provides the tools or weapons that could be wielded in a project of liberation.

The two conflicting forces – the increasing autonomy and technical capability of individuals and companies and the decreasing control by central authority – are now re-defining the security landscape and the power balance on a global level.

In today's automation industry, agent-oriented development of system functionalities appears to have a great potential for increasing autonomy and flexibility of complex operations, while lowering the workload of users.

We believe this is a central question, given that SDT proposes that PA can be intrinsically motivated through increasing autonomy and skills development [ 63].

For example, they have to deal with questions of identity and self-perception as well as with increasing autonomy and responsibility.

Good performers are given incentives in the form of increasing autonomy and a chance to get additional funding and prizes (proposed in Ghana) whereas poor performers have to sign performance action plans (Australia, Ghana) [ 77, 78].

He advocates increased autonomy and equal rights for Xinjiang's minority groups.

Shadow work can increase autonomy and enlarge our repertoire of skills and knowledge.

To call charters "privatization" is to ignore their unique contribution to school reform -- increased autonomy and flexibility in exchange for greater accountability for results -- all within public education.

He has offered them increased autonomy and a larger share of the revenues generated locally from oil and other natural resources but long sent straight to the capital, Jakarta.

Broadcasting professionals and BBC staff point to the impact of repeated spending cuts – heaviest on news and current affairs, a weak creative response to Scotland's increased autonomy and the toxicity amongst yes voters around its news output during the independence referendum - culminating in a mass picket of its Glasgow headquarters, as sources of the cooling.