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But he still wanted the autonomy of a town house.

During the last war the issue of autonomy came to a head.

They gave him the power in return for their own autonomy.

Standing still on autonomy would become more difficult every year.

We allow the people who work for us much autonomy.

The town was raised to a state of Autonomy in 1981.

Rather, the idea was that autonomy could well last longer than five years, he said.

Does it give the right of autonomy to some people but not to others?

When we're working a case we all have a certain amount of autonomy.

I have some autonomy but not enough, especially when it comes to the money.

But autonomy has always looked better on paper than in reality.

But autonomy will also allow them to do more at lower cost.

The new agency would be given more power and autonomy than the current one.

The same patient may want more, or less, autonomy at any given time.

Each family takes care of its own needs; we value our autonomy.

The first is associated with the state's need for autonomy from society.

It is considered the first Autonomy law in the world.

"People work best in an environment where they have a great deal of autonomy," he said.

In my experience, any time someone makes such a big deal about autonomy, it's probably a cover for something else.

Only in a state without real government autonomy or authority - like Iraq.

"They kept a great deal of autonomy over their product."

In such a structure, there is no room for autonomy.

Besides, issues of autonomy are not what's wrong with schools.

Perhaps I do know your potential, through the work we've been doing, but you're not a computer: you have autonomy.

Both are controlled by the state, but have a deal of autonomy.