Sentence examples for supported autonomy from inspiring English sources

Entrepreneurship, through micro-financing and income generation, improved women's health, community and political participation even faster than education, but only if combined with increased, legislatively supported, autonomy and power.

The sense that the pathway was one of several factors that influenced normal birth practice was emphasised, thus it was unclear if the pathway per se supported autonomy or was a contributing factor.

These had previously held a series of referendums supporting autonomy for their regions, which Morales has denounced as illegal.

Field experiments show that learning arrangements which support autonomy also improve learning behavior (Vansteenkiste et al., 2004; Vansteenkiste, Lens & Deci, 2006).

Our main concerns are to support autonomy of decision making whilst maintaining the governance and reliability of the decision-making process.

As groups supporting autonomy and independence began campaigning, a series of pro-integration paramilitary groups of East Timorese began threatening violence and indeed committing violence around the country.

Palliative care is pro-dignity because it supports autonomy, which is undermined, and cannot be effectively operationalized when the only available options are futile treatment, abandonment ("there's nothing more we can do"), or legalized assisted dying.

Advancing this model for cohort and translational science and for use as a complementary surveillance approach will require understanding of inherent selection and publication (sharing) biases in the data and a technology model that supports autonomy, anonymity and privacy.

Institutional leaders also may support autonomy by focusing on the choice aspects of seemingly nonnegotiable demands.

Autonomy and mature dependence were positive driving forces, and supporting autonomy should be a way of facilitating the transition into retirement and later life.

The SDT suggests that teachers can support autonomy through providing a range of activities to choose from and promoting personal goals.