Sentence examples for insufficient autonomy from inspiring English sources

Participants feel they have insufficient autonomy to influence this process.

They felt they insufficient autonomy to influence this.

The participants feel that they have insufficient autonomy to influence this policy.

In other words, sources of stress are possibly due to working in a broader and more complex clinical field, more responsibilities for a low "reward", a bureaucratic system with insufficient autonomy, and dealing with the many challenges of the process of reform in medical education.

These characteristics can also lead to dissatisfaction among unit actors and resistance to change among professionals because they may feel that they have insufficient autonomy, that their ideas and expertise are unimportant or not taken seriously, and/or that they are no longer owners of their work.

Watson claims that endorsement was insufficient for autonomy because doing "what one wants"—that is to say, doing what one has endorsed is compatible with mere intentional agency and does not provide the further element required to guarantee autonomous agency (Watson 1975, 205; compare Buss 1994).

Ergo, if they're not suffering discrimination and stuff (poverty, lack of autonomy, insufficient childcare, lower pay, exemption from boardrooms, government and other male-dominated echelons, not to mention domestic violence, sexual assault and murder), then it isn't happening to any other woman either.

In contrast parents of older children often have to deal with insufficient adherence and autonomy conflicts.

The British Serious Fraud Office today dropped its investigation into accusations of accounting improprieties at Autonomy, citing insufficient evidence to continue the investigation, but it made clear that the US investigation would continue.

Another concern is that (at least in Groundwork section III) the kind of freedom that Kant argues we must ascribe to ourselves as rational beings is insufficient for moral freedom (autonomy), and that Kant does not recognize this (Allison 1990, 227 29).

88 Implicit in Cohen et al's conclusion is a sense that an appeal to autonomy is insufficient.