Mr Holbrooke, the high-wire American diplomat who secured the Dayton agreement on Bosnia, says it will start a process leading to "autonomy and self-determination" for Kosovo's ethnic-Albanian majority.
Woodside stated that Motorola would deliver a range of new phones later this year, including a "hero device with better integration of sensors into the user interface, as well as class-leading autonomy.
A virtuous cycle is thus initiated: better-prepared, better-trained teachers can be given more autonomy, leading to more satisfied teachers who are also more likely to stay on.
Theoretically speaking, testing has become more authentic, formative, developmental, ethical and user-friendly leading to student autonomy.
In summary, experts see high market potential for technologies leading to higher "autonomy" of the vehicle – which suggests a kind of hyper-individualization of transport on the individual level.
Audi could find itself at the leading edge of autonomy with the A8, but being this close to the frontier mean it'll be closely monitored for risk, too.
Foreign Minister Alatas, described plans for phased autonomy leading to possible independence as "all pain, no gain" for Indonesia.
However, his option involves that during the active phase the power consumption would be higher, leading to lower autonomy.
He was among the leading proponents for the Autonomy deal among directors, according to people familiar with the deliberations.
Autonomy, the leading British technology firm whose former management is accused of inflating its value, sold $23m of software to a small Washington reseller in the year to December 2009.
But this time he is arguing just as passionately on the other side, contending that aid in dying could backfire on people with debilitating conditions, leading not to more autonomy, but less.
