Sentence examples similar to self governing self from inspiring English sources

On trips to Iraq, he sees progress towards "modern, self-governing, self-securing nationhood".

Mr. Miliband said that after three wars between 1840 and 1920, after the lessons of military disasters had been learned, "imperial strategists sought and secured a saner and more sustainable objective: a self-governing, self-policing, but heavily subsidized Afghanistan where the tribes balanced each other and the Afghan state posed no threat to the safety of British India".

The area brims with international transplants entranced by its natural beauty and its self-governing, self-sustaining culture.

Amateur theatre venues in Reading include Progress Theatre, a self-governing, self-funding theatre group and registered charity founded in 1947 that operates and maintains its own 97-seat theatre.

Talkoff further noted that there aren't state or federal laws governing self-driving cars.

One of the key issues for South Africa's Paralympic star will be laws governing self-defence.

Alcohol consumption may lead to deficits in the executive functions that govern self-regulation.

It has no history of dealing with the complex algorithms that govern self-driving vehicles.

But the food that goes with them is often dismal: that must be bought out of current income, which is usually earmarked already for everything from maintaining ancient buildings to supplementing salaries.Yet Oxford and Cambridge are still in relatively good shape, thanks largely to their structure of self-governing, self-financing colleges.

"Groups can be quite fragile because they are self-governing.

Unlike machines, whose governing functions are embedded by human designers, organisms are self-governing.