Sentence examples for serious autonomy from inspiring English sources

What will NATO decide if there is evidence that humanitarian relief agencies cannot provide aid, or serious autonomy negotiations with the Kosovars are not permitted to go forward, the requirements enunciated by President Clinton?

The Turks' refusal to grant any serious autonomy to their large Kurdish minority has helped prolong a guerrilla war that has cost at least six times as many lives, over a much shorter period, as have been lost in the Basque and Irish conflicts put together.

"If we are serious about protecting autonomy we have to accept that autonomous individuals have different views about what makes their lives worth living".

We have handed over our information of serious misrepresentations in Autonomy's accounting to the proper authorities, namely the SEC and the Department of Justice and in the UK the SFO.

Another of the law lords, Lady Hale added: "If we are serious about protecting autonomy we have to accept that autonomous individuals have different views about what makes their lives worth living.

We have handed over our information of serious misrepresentations in Autonomy's accounting to the proper authorities, namely the S.E.C. and the Department of Justice and in the U.K. the S.F.O.

Not all coercion is a global assault on autonomy it is true but there is ample support for a principled limit to the law based on coercion, because a social convention takes up the slack in cases in which coercion is not a serious threat to autonomy.

By the following year, with the deal long done, HP claimed serious accounting irregularities at Autonomy, and a war of words ensued between the two companies, as former Autonomy CEO Mike Lynch vigorously denied the charges.

The problems stem from what H.P. calls "serious accounting improprieties" at Autonomy that occurred before the acquisition.

Hewlett-Packard has said that it contacted both the Securities and Exchange Commission and Britain's Serious Fraud Office about Autonomy's accounting.

For local people, camera trap biodiversity surveys are a highly political undertaking, with serious implications for their autonomy and self-determination.