Sentence examples for plenty of autonomy from inspiring English sources

The 1978 constitution gave it plenty of autonomy, and the offer of more has emboldened other regions.

Ukraine too, by giving Crimea and its ethnic-Russian majority plenty of autonomy, has managed to hold on to its Black Sea peninsula without bloodshed.

To get their hands on such talent, the big technology firms "acqui-hire" it: they spend lavishly on buying companies with little revenue, just for their staff, and then seek to retain them by offering plenty of autonomy.

Pernod has always given local operations and brands plenty of autonomy, a philosophy it will extend to Allied Domecq brands like Beefeater gin, Ballantine's whisky and Malibu rum.The company has come a long way since Paul Ricard founded Ricard, a producer of pastis, an aniseed-flavoured aperitif, in 1932 in Marseilles in southern France.

In the process, Americans should remember that some of the United States' most important partners in the past have demonstrated plenty of "strategic autonomy" – think France during the cold war – and were still crucial in supporting shared goals.

Clift says that there's plenty of birth control options, that women have gained a lot of autonomy, and that abortion is "safe, legal and rare".

"They're given a lot of autonomy.