Sentence examples for possible autonomy from inspiring English sources

In a memo to top administration officials, Mr. Bremer recently advised that fighting the Kurds over their demand for the greatest possible autonomy might infuriate them and upset political stability in the north.

The purpose of Russia's incursion was to obtain the greatest possible autonomy for Crimea while still retaining formal Ukrainian jurisdiction over the peninsula.This seems entirely plausible, and Mr Pukhov may expect Americans to react with some relief.

That view, reported in an article in The New York Times on Monday, has been modified, with at least some in the administration saying that the Kurds needed to be advised that their demands for the greatest possible autonomy had gone much too far.

He recently intimated that a "final round" of fighting might be needed to make plain who is local top dog.Is there the slightest chance that Azerbaijan might draw back from its current insistence that all pre-war boundaries must be restored, with Karabakh given only the "broadest possible autonomy" within Azerbaijan?

On the other hand, the decentralized approach aims at providing the highest possible autonomy [11, 12].

Claimed possible autonomy per gallon in this longest range mode is 100+ miles, because you'll definitely be recharging the batteries two or three times overnight before you burn through all the liquid fuel.

When the euro was introduced in 1999, national governments sought to keep for themselves the greatest possible national autonomy for economic decision-making.

The specific characteristics of the dentistry profession (higher degree of flexibility, possible more autonomy compared to dental hygienists and balance between personal and professional life) can be important in selecting a degree [ 42, 43].

They propose a health care model with health care staff being committed to provide the best available care as well as respecting as much as possible the autonomy of the patients.

"We believe an open society with the highest possible degree of autonomy and governed by rule of law is essential for Hong Kong's stability and prosperity," Kerry added.

"We believe that an open society with the highest possible degree of autonomy, and governed by the rule of law, is essential for Hong Kong's stability and prosperity," spokesman Josh Earnest said.