Sentence examples for less autonomous from inspiring English sources

But the leaders also co-operate with a variety of other more or less autonomous groups.

The village communities conducted their affairs through pancayats (councils) and were more or less autonomous units.

Managers in less autonomous companies should learn from — and be wary of — the trend toward autonomous companies.

Finally he cites studies suggesting that even such an extreme act as suicide is often less autonomous than we think and more a result of infectious communication.

To call Scott a token is to imply that he is less autonomous, and therefore less respectable, than his white Republican counterparts.

Combined with votes taken Wednesday, today's changes would create a smaller and less autonomous department than the one President Bush proposed last month.

Such programmes treat us less like autonomous subjects and more like objects.

The administration is now going to grant the Governing Council's wish: it will become more or less an autonomous provisional government.

Most Luhya groups lack traditional chieftainships, being organized into more or less politically autonomous patrilineal lineages, each associated with a stretch of land.

Your most basic information – your thoughts – are no longer private; and in an obvious sense, you seem a less than autonomous agent.

The official said that Mr. Bremer held a second meeting with Kurdish leaders on Wednesday and backed off considerably on his own demand for a less than autonomous Kurdish state.