Sentence examples similar to uphold autonomy from inspiring English sources

The opposition wants the new constitution to uphold regional autonomy and guarantee its regional governments a large chunk of gas royalties.

Long a formidable presence in English public life, Winchelsey had led the struggle against Edward I to uphold the autonomy of the church, and for this he had paid with suspension and exile.

Researchers from the Mongan Institute for Health Policy at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston created a survey based on the Charter on Medical Professionalism, a widely accepted code of professional behavior that upholds patient autonomy and the crucial role of physician honesty and transparency.

This model upholds patient autonomy without forcing family members to be involved in decisions that they do not want to make or are not ready to make.

Attacking unchecked capitalism, the pope said the growing inequality in society was caused by "ideologies which uphold the absolute autonomy of markets and financial speculation, and thus deny the right of control to States, which are themselves charged with providing for the common good".

Stephen III the Great was to be the most important medieval Romanian monarch who managed to uphold Moldavia's autonomy against Hungary, Poland and the Ottoman Empire.

Growing inequality has resulted "from ideologies which uphold the absolute autonomy of markets and financial speculation, and thus deny the right of control to States, which are charged with providing for the common good".

Clarification of these issues aims to uphold the principles of autonomy and beneficence: autonomy of research participants in deciding how they want their DNA samples (and the information derived from them) to be handled, and beneficence in avoiding any harm due to possible misuse of samples and data, all the while maximizing possible benefits to them, and to society as a whole.

Respect for autonomy upholds the patient right of self-determination, the " right to hold views, to make choices, and to take actions based on personal values and beliefs" [ 3].

There is apparently a lack of clarity in the signals from the health authorities on how principles for priority setting and rationing should be applied in primary care, but part of the explanation seem to lie in the GPs' concern for upholding their professional autonomy in relation to the health authorities.

He promised that the new constitution would enshrine the rights of Bolivians of Andean Indian descent to land and autonomy, and uphold a socialist economy with state control over national resources.But the assembly has become deadlocked, reflecting Bolivia's political divide.