Sentence examples for more independence for from inspiring English sources
Moreover, boys rather than girls may increase physical activity levels from independent travel, possibly because parents tend to grant boys more independence for travels in local areas whereas parents tend to be more restrictive towards girls [ 18].
Mr. Franz has long supported more independence for Opel.
Cameron, while championing more independence for schools, has jettisoned the party's commitment to grammar schools.
Tories and Labour alike want more independence for schools and better discipline in them; they want cleaner hospitals and more choice for patients, and tighter controls on immigration.
Of course the politics will not go away, but there will be more independence for individual national governments to select desirable models that suit them.
Klaus Franz, the top labor leader at Opel, reacted cautiously after meeting with Mr. Henderson, but has long supported more independence for Opel.
Warren Hoge (NYT) CORSICA: WARNING FROM PARIS -- French officials have warned Corsican politicians that they may be asking for too much in their negotiations for more independence from Paris.
So have producers, who always yearn for more independence from network boundaries, and writers, who are not currently writing for television or film because of an ongoing strike.
Across the nation, it has been a rocky year for public university leaders: Richard W. Lariviere, the president of the University of Oregon, was fired in November, despite strong faculty support, after pushing aggressively for more independence from the state.
More and more apartments are catering for couples and small families on city breaks, usually working out cheaper than a hotel, but with kitchens, sitting rooms, prime locations and considerably more independence chucked in for good measure.
In year 6 students undertake an eighteen-week research clerkship and an eighteen-week clinical clerkship with more independence and responsibility for patient care than in the preceding years.
