Sentence examples for restricting autonomy from inspiring English sources

Finally, restricting autonomy is known to reduce job satisfaction.

This perhaps reflects a long history of hunting on the Tibetan Plateau (Huber 2005), resentment of government policy restricting autonomy, as well as an emphasis in Buddhist modernist discourse on hunting and environmental protection that has been taken up by younger Tibetans who have never hunted.

19 Unlike smoking restrictions in workplaces and restaurants outside institutions, complete smoking bans in prison restrict autonomy by preventing people from smoking anywhere, including living areas.

They contend, rightly or wrongly, that these regulations will have no effect on the level of gun violence and thus restrict autonomy unnecessarily.

Here the coercion wrongfully restricts autonomy.

Contextual factors were important, for example the restricted autonomy for decision making in government hospitals could weaken potential for change.

In early adolescence, autonomy becomes an increasingly important need [ 25, 26] and parental behavior that restricts autonomy can be particularly salient.

Being "hooked up" to a fixed O2 concentrator for up to 18 hours/day is not compatible with many types of work, and portable cylinders also restrict autonomy (2 4 hours).

A narrower justification is that sometimes the individual's (long-run) autonomy is advanced by restricting his autonomy (short-run).

Providing incomprehensible AD forms to patients with low reading skills does not promote their autonomy; incomprehensible AD forms restrict patient autonomy by inhibiting patients from expressing their goals and preferences for future health care.

In fact, Mr. Goldstein's initiatives lowered academic standards and restricted faculty autonomy, while black and Latino enrollment dropped.