Sentence examples for lost autonomy from inspiring English sources

"It represents a kind of golden age, their lost autonomy, or hope, or opportunity".

Under this view, justifying the lost autonomy and expense to taxpayers that accompany mandated treatment becomes a hard sell.

In fact the British concept of pluralism is looking less credible, as established institutions have lost autonomy and confidence.

Yet, although some housing organizations have lost autonomy, they have not necessarily lost their ability to influence local politics and policy.

The reliabilities were excellent for the overall score studied in a group of 84 seniors who had lost autonomy (CCI and confidence intervals at 95%: 0.95 (0.91 to 0.98) (test-retest) and 0.89 (0.80 to 0.93) (inter-rater) [ 98].

At age 13, as he moved from usual autism day-care centre to a non-specific autism unit, major clinical changes were observed.> In the following, patient 1 progressively reduced motor and verbal initiative, stopped his favourite activities, presented a language regression and lost autonomy skills.

He and Mr. Gonzales rejected the suggestion that the F.B.I. would be losing autonomy or authority.

It's a case of "beggars can't be choosers" writ large, and many Haitians feel they lose autonomy and pride in the whole exchange.

"If you join the union, you automatically lose autonomy in monetary policy and a great deal of flexibility in fiscal policy," said David Walton, chief European economist at Goldman , Sachsin London.

A lot of people don't want to lose autonomy over their business.

The fear of losing autonomy and independence was extremely high.