Sentence examples for remarkable autonomy from inspiring English sources

His teams of teaching assistants had remarkable autonomy.

For the Taiwanese, who are proud of their advanced economy and democracy, embedded in China's offer of "one country, two systems" is an utterly unacceptable assumption: that Beijing heads the true national government and that Taiwan -- even if granted remarkable autonomy -- is merely one of its provinces.

And will they not exercise remarkable autonomy when they elect a parliament in Edinburgh next May, with large powers devolved from Westminster?It was reasonable a year ago for Tony Blair's government to assume that the answer to all these questions was Yes, and that the creation of the Scottish parliament would therefore kill the Scottish National Party stone dead.

The Kurds have carved out a remarkable degree of autonomy over many years.

Part of Airbnb's strategy here has been to give its Korean team a remarkable degree of autonomy and ownership.

Retinas in chimeric embryos show a remarkable degree of autonomy.

Many of those who voted for Mr Lien do indeed regard Mr Chen as extremely dangerous a man who would risk the island's remarkable prosperity and the autonomy it already has in pursuit of his dream.

Ross journeyed to Washington to help negotiate a new treaty with the U.S. government, an effort that Professor Hoxie calls "a remarkable achievement" toward continued autonomy for the Cherokee Nation, given Uncle Sam's anger about its having joined the Southern rebellion.

Of the joint ventures we studied, all but one are managed by native Russian executives exercising levels of authority and autonomy that are remarkable by Western standards.

Vehicle autonomy is advancing at remarkable speed, and it promises to make driving safer, easier, and considerably less annoying, but will appear first in very controlled contexts such as the closed environment of a parking garage.

"My research on informed consent is raising remarkable interest in Italy, where patients' autonomy-based perspective is not as strong as it is in the United States," she says.