The system permits autonomy in creating forms, in analyzing and storing data and in stratifying the right of access to be granted to users working in the same study.
In more human terms, this is like saying that an 18-year old should either be respected in her autonomy to decide all matters in her life (such as whether to drink liquor) or not be permitted any autonomy at all (to decide to leave home and join the military).
To improve program functioning going forward, there is need to ensure the benefit package and criteria for beneficiary identification are well understood and that the public facilities are permitted greater autonomy to utilize revenue generated from the voucher program.
They should also help entrepreneurs organize their work to permit personal autonomy whenever possible.
Austrian statesmen had debated the question for 50 years, and the best answer seemed to be some form of federalism permitting political autonomy to the nationalities.
Program directors have to balance the resident educational experience, to ensure that residents gain the required medical knowledge to pass the ABIM-CE, while also permitting resident autonomy to redirect their training experience to achieve their intended career goals [ 2- 4].
The three regions that had voted for a statute of autonomy in the past Catalonia, the Basque provinces, and Galicia were designated "historic nationalities" and permitted to attain autonomy through a rapid and simplified process.
Over centuries, Jews prospered under a regime that permitted them local autonomy.
In this context, women identified medical abortion as a way to avoid surgery, and anaesthesia and that permitted them privacy, autonomy and a greater sense of control [ 15, 17- 19].
Only after the death of Franco and a new constitution in 1978 were Catalonians granted autonomy and permitted legally to speak their own language.
India gives more power to the state government in Srinagar; elections there are widely regarded as fair, and open discussion of demands for autonomy is permitted.
