Sentence examples for lots of autonomy from inspiring English sources

It promised to keep production in Sweden and to give local management lots of autonomy, as it has always done with its brands.

Schools have lots of autonomy – including over how they set budgets, reward staff, and teach children – which gives headteachers the tools they need to do their job.

"It's so huge, there's so much corruption and state-owned companies have lots of autonomy," said Michael J. Green, a China policy adviser in the George W. Bush administration.

Some of last year's longest movies -- "Any Given Sunday," "Eyes Wide Shut," "The Insider," "Magnolia," "Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc" -- were the handiwork of directors with iron wills and lots of autonomy.

Not everyone wants to stay in the job they have been doing for the past 20 or 30 years anyway (though evidence would seem to suggest that where that job offers lots of autonomy, influence and satisfaction – such as, say, managing Manchester United or being the world's most successful investor or leading television naturalist – people are quite happy to carry on).

Conferring often with chairman Gates, Maffei, 36, has lots of autonomy.

"They're given a lot of autonomy.

Puntland, in the north-east, wants a lot of autonomy.

I allow her a lot of autonomy with Abush".

"Teachers have a lot of autonomy," she told The Atlantic.

Its managers give its directors a lot of autonomy.