Sentence examples for preserved the autonomy from inspiring English sources

During a Burmese invasion in about 1565, Setthathirat's military strategy preserved the autonomy of his kingdom.

This nonsystem system has preserved the autonomy of schools and school districts, but it has also had the effect of ensuring that while communities that demand high educational standards have schools that reflect them, communities that care about football get football and communities too careworn or hapless to make demands at all get very little, unless they are lucky.

We should preserve the autonomy of patients to make these very personal decisions".

Some philosophers tried to find a way of preserving the autonomy of the biological sciences without resort to special forces or entities.

Earlier this year the Commons science and technology committee warned there was a "fundamental disconnect" between the government's desire to preserve core undergraduate physics, chemistry, technology, engineering and mathematics and its desire to preserve the autonomy of universities.

The proposed architecture preserves the autonomy of knowledge workers as well as allows the accumulation of organizational memory.

Serbia does not recognize Kosovo as an independent state but the deal signed last week does grant the breakaway province more freedom while preserving the autonomy of ethnic Serbian communities there.

Defenders of psychophysical parallelism (such as Baruch Spinoza and Gustav Fechner) introduced this hypothesis in order to preserve the autonomy of the psyche as the domain of the qualitative, which they take to be essentially different from merely quantitative physical being.

We argue this preserves the autonomy of individuals at the same time as allowing them to give permission and discretion to researchers for certain types of research.

Additionally, to determine a governance model that serves the interest of the community while preserving the autonomy of individual organisations is a challenge which needs to be addressed [ 16- 18, 35].

These changes gave the crown the ultimate power of decision in Aragon but preserved the kingdom's autonomy.