Sentence examples for true self-governance from inspiring English sources

Gazans now get their first chance ever, not just in the last 38 years, at true self-governance.

Companies and leaders who become rigorous about bringing the human traits we value to the fore outperform their competition by "outbehaving" them through true self-governance and healthy relationships.

Bratman (2000, 2001) agrees with Velleman that the standard theory does not explain genuine self-governance.

True, the lure of self-governance animates human hearts everywhere.

The Israeli and Palestinian peoples, whose bitter rivalry in this century has brought so much suffering to both sides, have moved yet another step closer toward fulfilling the promise of the Oslo Accords; closer to the day when they can live peacefully as true neighbors, with security, prosperity, self-governance, cooperation and eventually, God willing, genuine friendship.

Yet the JSA's self-governance does depend on its doing some governing.

In both countries, fledgling and democratically elected governments are making visible progress toward self-governance.

Is the Internet capable of self-governance?

Commons scholarship seems preoccupied with self-governance.

Begin has agreed to self-governance for Palestinian Arabs.

Gibraltar, however, would exercise greater noncolonial self-governance.