Sentence examples for share of autonomy from inspiring English sources

MOSCOW — One of Russia's last remaining regional strongmen said Tuesday that he would retire at the end of his term next year, as the Kremlin replaces a muscular group of leaders who survived the fall of the Soviet Union and retained a share of autonomy from Moscow.

Such "policy liberals" share values of autonomy and equality with repro-libertarians, and as a result treat market exchanges and consensual services as "innocent until proven guilty".

He claims that we share the domain of autonomy and morality with other animals and that doing so requires major revisions in our conceptions of moral objectivity and moral responsibility.

Since Labour left office in 2010, more than half of secondary schools in England have become self-governing academies, and rather than reversing this tide, Mr Twigg says that all schools should share similar degrees of autonomy.

It is for the sake of autonomy.

Professionals' views of dignified care within the European study [ 41] shared the themes of autonomy and maintenance of identity and also included: a holistic and person-centred approach; participation, communication and respect.

The company said that shareholders representing 87.34 percent of Autonomy's shares had accepted its offer of £25.50 a share in cash.

He said it was "insulting" to people in Kiev who were "simply standing up for values that we should share and support, of democracy, of autonomy".

(caseload midwife, mid-level hospital) Danish labour wards are staffed primarily by registered midwives, who enjoy high levels of autonomy and share tasks and working conditions, but the division into ward midwives and caseload midwives disrupted this.

By Nathan Heller "Sharing" boosters herald the virtues of autonomy and flexibility; skeptics warn about the rise of a new precariat.

Bloomberg reports that Lynch owned about 8percentt of Autonomy's shares at the time of HP's offer, which was valued at $834 million£505m5m).