Sentence examples for sweeping autonomy from inspiring English sources
The Netherlands has given universities sweeping autonomy.
President Vladimir Putin has promised the Chechens "sweeping autonomy", "extremely flexible schemes" and "a chance to rebuild" their lives if they approve the new charter.But these are vague pledges.
However, the parliament's factions are deeply divided over such fundamental matters as the role of Islam in Iraqi law and the extent of federalism (the Kurds in the north seek sweeping autonomy; the rest oppose this).
As for the alleged link back to Scottish health spending, while total block grants from Whitehall are indeed connected to overall English public service spending, Holyrood has sweeping autonomy over where the money goes.
He is pushing for sweeping local autonomy.
The military's role in formal politics is to end, however, in 2004 when it loses its automatic right to 38 seats in the DPR.Greater regional autonomy is introducedThe country's provincial and district level governments have grown as a political force since the introduction of sweeping regional autonomy on January 1st 2001.
For despite Mr. Milosevic's pledge to restore the Albanian autonomy he quashed a decade ago when he was president of Serbia, and despite American ideas to make that autonomy sweeping and genuine, no long-term vision of how Kosovo can be made lastingly peaceful exists.
Anger is sweeping America.
Albany needs sweeping change.
