Sentence examples for vision of autonomy from inspiring English sources

Their own vision of autonomy".

During the meeting in his private residence in Dharamsala, a Himalayan hill town, the Dalai Lama, nearly 74, spoke in English on a wide range of topics, from his vision of autonomy to nostalgia for his homeland's desert climate and deep blue skies.

Despite the fact that the United States is known for supporting an assertive vision of autonomy and has witnessed the importance of advanced decision-making played out in the media (for example the Schiavo case), a relatively small percentage of Americans complete advanced directives, as Tillyard notes.

Tech companies like Microsoft and Google, meanwhile, woo engineers with visions of autonomy and stock options.

Although as a political matter many Americans may agree with Kennedy's concept of liberty, its roots in the Constitution are not self-evident: the Fourth Amendment explicitly protects the privacy of the home against unreasonable searches, but no provision of the Bill of Rights clearly protects such a sweeping vision of personal autonomy.

In response to the policy-makers' vision of hospital autonomy at the regional level, the planning team organized a two-tier national workshop [ 29].

The document was an outline of the Dalai Lama's vision for autonomy, which the Chinese government had requested be put in writing.

drifting and fading toward a blank vision of its own autonomy".

And in a novel bursting with elderly eccentrics, Naomi Shapiro, and her bedraggled retinue of cats, stands out as a glorious vision of anarchy and autonomy that even ageing cannot quell.

Critical theorist Iris Marion Young similarly calls for a global politics of nondomination, that would support "a vision of local and cultural autonomy in the context of global regulatory regimes" (2002, 237).

In our study, parents of visually impaired RB survivors reported that their child had a higher level of autonomy than did parents of children with normal vision.