「autonomy」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
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| identified as essential were "congregational | autonomy, a plurality of elders in each congregation, |
| e considered by Matgamna to have the right to | autonomy, a position he worked through during the Falk |
| eir independence as sponsor of the Philippine | Autonomy Act in 1916. |
| He participated in the writing of the | Autonomy Act of the Basque Country. |
| cation of Egypt failed, falling into regional | autonomy again. |
| ion sought to assert an individual's right of | autonomy against public policies protecting the sancti |
| ntenance of the fueros system and territorial | autonomy against the centralizing pressures from liber |
| cluded from Kurdistan under the Iraqi-Kurdish | Autonomy Agreement of 1970. |
| Since the | autonomy agreement collapsed in 1974 Kurds had been fi |
| The "Internal | Autonomy Agreement" was a big step to total independen |
| ess, it was largely permitted to develop with | autonomy, albeit with incentive to strongly promote th |
| iness being largely permitted to develop with | autonomy, albeit with incentive to strongly promote th |
| ed into force, allowing the largest amount of | autonomy allowed under the Dutch constitution of 1922. |
| ticle 1 of the original Andalusian Statute of | Autonomy, also known as the Statute of Carmona (Spanis |
| he 2006 general election for the Movement for | Autonomy, although in the list of Forza Italia in Ligu |
| that the G.L. of Scotland does permit greater | autonomy among its lodges in making decisions regardin |
| e government purpose was to promote long-term | autonomy among youth. |
| f Asturias following the adoption of Asturian | autonomy, an office he held until 1983 when he was suc |
| State of Jammu and Kashmir can enjoy internal | autonomy and shall continue links with the central ins |
| Historians still debate the | autonomy and precise roles of local Cedar City LDS chu |
| y had a considerable amount of administrative | autonomy and were represented by the Hakham Bashi, the |
| Tramarin gave a famous speech titled Venetian | Autonomy and Europe: "Today for Venetians the moment h |
| he Soviet government raised the status of the | autonomy and in 1934 JAO was declared an autonomous re |
| ed Technopolis out of the wreckage, lobby for | autonomy, and begin trading technology for the right t |
| ess of Gran Turismo they were granted greater | autonomy and their name changed to Polyphony Digital. |
| Patient | Autonomy and Informed Choice |
| "Animal Rights: | Autonomy and Redundancy." |
| me must decide between respecting a patient's | autonomy and the need to restrain her to prevent injur |
| ing to trigger calls for a return to personal | autonomy and democratic government. |
| the Aran Valley, a special comarca with more | autonomy and which has Aranese, a variety of Occitan, |
| Tragic Choices: | Autonomy and Emotional Response to Medical Decisions |
| on protocol is introduced in order to control | autonomy and life cycle of service-enabled human tasks |
| , as well as the revocation of South Ossetian | autonomy and the subsequent prosecution of the war in |
| Religion, | Autonomy and Democracy (Athens: Eleftheros Typos, 2000 |
| mand for a plebiscite in return for extensive | autonomy and self-government under Article 370 of the |
| s 94,388 (21.5)% voted to accept the proposed | autonomy and 344,580 (78.5%) voted to reject the propo |
| of nationalities and regions were given more | autonomy, and the Valencia region was permitted an aut |
| the definition of death, euthanasia, patient | autonomy and the relation between law and morality. |
| med wing, the Shanti Bahini over the issue of | autonomy and the rights of the indigenous peoples and |
| d independent state, that guarantees cultural | autonomy and all civil rights to Serbs and members of |
| ndependence - option ("...guarantees cultural | autonomy and all civil rights to Serbs..."). |
| Reportedly, his advocacy of | autonomy and Yiddishist identity was largely shaped by |
| Congregations, however, retained their local | autonomy and these groups were legally separate from t |
| The BAM's main demands were limited | autonomy and economic concessions for Iranian Baluchis |
| d "the Judgment of God" in his preference for | autonomy and democracy in the church. |
| s (as St Nicholas does) and enjoy a degree of | autonomy and distinctive styles of worship. |
| The Blue Police had little | autonomy, and all of its high ranking officers came fr |
| e ancient rabbis gradually granted women more | autonomy and enacted laws that dealt with women in a f |
| heir own confederacy enjoying some measure of | autonomy and peaceful rule under king Debedeavon. |
| it Czechoslovakia a generous life of her own, | autonomy and a degree of national freedom..." or face |
| n stressing the strivings for national unity, | autonomy, and independence of the Ukrainian Cossack el |
| th, and tried to kindle the fire of a similar | autonomy and courage in those who claimed to be his di |
| 79, de Lanessan declared in favor of communal | autonomy and joined with Henri Rochefort in demanding |
| raro, Erminio Boso (former member of Integral | Autonomy and the PATT) and Alessandro Savoi. |
| l vehicles because of the competing needs for | autonomy and a lightweight control system. |
| eriod, the island was allowed a great deal of | autonomy and it had the protection of the Kingdom of M |
| important change in university administrative | autonomy and student accessibility. |
| s at the foreshadowed conclusion that because | autonomy and the legitimacy of state power are incompa |
| tino Tyrolean People's Party (PPTT), Integral | Autonomy and Trentino Tyrolean Autonomist Party (PATT) |
| Similarly, Croatia retained its | autonomy and state right because of its historical and |
| ermination to promote Hong Kong's prosperity, | autonomy, and way of life, is stated in the U.S.-Hong |
| He had a great deal of | autonomy and sole signing authority over the Board's b |
| announced an $8 million sponsorship deal with | Autonomy, and on 8 July 2010 Tottenham Hotspur FC anno |
| 20, the Soviet government disbanded the Alash | Autonomy, and established the Kyrgyz Autonomous Soviet |
| vely to gain support for the cause of Tibetan | autonomy and raise awareness of the Dalai Lama's propo |
| within an organization given a high degree of | autonomy and unhampered by bureaucracy, tasked with wo |
| stice system by its impact on an individual's | autonomy and right to life by causing physical and psy |
| n the Republic should maintain their historic | autonomy, and those who felt that the Republic should |
| cial model is used to encourage the notion of | autonomy and peer-based learning. |
| om affluent backgrounds, they must strive for | autonomy and independence in a time when a woman's rol |
| gress participation, pointing out the greater | autonomy and political rights granted to Indians. |
| on was to accord to Puerto Rico the degree of | autonomy and independence normally associated with a S |
| Serbia achieved | autonomy and Russia was allowed to occupy Moldavia and |
| erto Rico and Cuba, which were demanding more | autonomy and had pro-independence movements. |
| nce formed by the Lega Nord, the Movement for | Autonomy and the Sardinian Action Party for the 2006 g |
| jectives have trended towards gaining further | autonomy and greater local control over the foreign re |
| more or less, his hostage, with little or no | autonomy, and when he uses her to interrogate Bond, he |
| Puerto Rico and Cuba, who were demanding more | autonomy and had pro-independence movements. |
| egion, and reaffirmed its call for meaningful | autonomy and self-administration for Kosovo. |
| slave raids, as well as their high degree of | autonomy and economic success, have been cited as cont |
| Local churches have relative | autonomy, and the national office, based in Urk, funct |
| pecial Administrative Region (SAR), with full | autonomy and self-governance in domestic affairs, econ |
| Its author, arguing for both social | autonomy and national sovereignty, supported the Greek |
| fully and that the territory be given greater | autonomy and meaningful self-administration. |
| VIII Reorganized public offices to recuperate | autonomy and independence, removing officials illegiti |
| While retaining internal | autonomy and remaining outside British India, the stat |
| We support them to grow in their | autonomy and empower them by encouraging them to devel |
| ted a Kurdish manifesto that above all sought | autonomy and self-government for the Kurdish people in |
| d O'Lakes statement which insisted upon "true | autonomy and academic freedom in the face of authority |
| nes when the Roman Empire restricted Judaea's | autonomy and removed the Sanhedrin's power to impose c |
| bur Rahman, who demanded substantial regional | autonomy and opposed the military regime. |
| criticizing them as a usurpation of physician | autonomy and a fascist merger of state and corporate p |
| njoys scientific, academic and administrative | autonomy and, as a state institution, is mainly funded |
| Further evidence of provincial claims to | autonomy are seen in the variance that exists througho |
| Significant changes under | autonomy are the setting up of Distance Education Prog |
| lect taxes and have no consequent expenditure | autonomy as that of others. |
| The Lithuanians gained more | autonomy as they received the right to elect a new Gra |
| ardia Autonoma in 2008, but soon regained its | autonomy as a markedly-separatist party. |
| and in favor of bestowing the island greater | autonomy as a pathway to full independence. |
| Hong Kong enjoys a high degree of | autonomy as a separate customs territory, with no chan |
| ilt during Armstrong's long period of virtual | autonomy at Wolverhampton. |
| success Puntland and Somaliland have had with | autonomy, began to work towards establishing a regiona |
| Alternatively it can take the form of | autonomy being denied to structure with causal efficac |
| This can take the form of | autonomy being denied to agency with causal efficacy o |
| g communities (kongsi) enjoyed some political | autonomy, but Lanfang is the best known thanks to a hi |
| status of the Office, which has investigative | autonomy but reports to the Commission for its other d |
| The Ottoman Sultan then offered them full | autonomy but the Serbs refused and kept fighting for c |
| p businesses that have significant managerial | autonomy but share internal systems, Human Resources, |
| e passed a bill to grant the institution more | autonomy, but it would take ten years for the campus t |
| Vytautas was granted wide | autonomy, but after his death the title and powers of |
| The United States supports Hong Kong's | autonomy by concluding and implementing bilateral agre |
| y fission (not mitotically) but giving up its | autonomy by the transfer of some of its genes to the n |
| d institution which has been granted academic | autonomy by the Government of Maharashtra or Universit |
| dent of the CICC in 1968, when it was granted | autonomy by an Act of the Parliament of the Cook Islan |
| s is the stage at which the child can express | autonomy by withholding, refusing to comply, or soilin |
| It then goes on to say that spiritual | autonomy can only be achieved by renouncing the univer |
| es in favor a significant increase of Flemish | autonomy: CD&V and N-VA were the clear winners. |
| e Class War newspaper in 1983 and the Wapping | Autonomy Centre in Wapping Wall which was active from |
| ocal churches and hear their sentiments about | autonomy, church growth, and other church issues. |
| The Freedom Press collective runs an | autonomy club, archive, bookshop and newspaper, while |
| (15.6%), that ran in list within the Pole of | Autonomy coalition, and the Union of the Centre (11.9% |
| olutionary reassertions of cultural pride and | autonomy come back into play. |
| Its aspirations include regional | autonomy comparable to other European regions as Scotl |
| Everybody's | Autonomy: Connective Reading and Collective Identity ( |
| ical and scholarly studies, i.e., Everybody's | Autonomy: Connective Reading and Collective Identity ( |
| ns, encouraged by Germany's vague promises of | autonomy, cooperated with the Nazis. |
| Autonomy Corporation headquarters at Cambridge Busines | |
| K Party ratchets up rhetoric on bilingual and | autonomy debate, Today's Zaman (English), 12/24/2010, |
| The current Statute of | Autonomy declares the Balearic Islands as one national |
| member states as well as constraints on state | autonomy demonstrate barriers to this model. |
| rsity of California granted the school campus | autonomy, designating it UC Davis. |
| Some further | autonomy did materialize for Croatia in the following |
| amended ordinance would reduce the churches' | autonomy, dilute its power and even compromise the edu |
| ound the 12th century and managed to preserve | autonomy during the reign of the Merina kingdom. |
| Spanish Civil War from adopting a statute of | autonomy during the period of the Second Spanish Repub |
| in the 11th century., yet managed to maintain | autonomy during the Mongol conquest of Crimea but was |
| This | autonomy ended in January 1947 when British forces inc |
| as an independent municipality and maintained | autonomy, even as the City of Indianapolis grew and ex |
| Post-closing | Autonomy expects to have a cash balance of at least $7 |
| Their history of | autonomy extends all the way back to the Maroansetra d |
| and combining it with its consumer division, | Autonomy floated Blinkx on a valuation of $250m. |
| n protests in Kosovo who had demanded greater | autonomy for their province. |
| Autonomy for Veneto" | |
| Autonomy for the Iranian Kurds within the Iranian stat | |
| She voted moderately for greater | autonomy for schools. |
| These provided some | autonomy for privateers and buccaneers. |
| This group generally supported | autonomy for Puerto Rico. |
| nge, noting that it would result in a loss of | autonomy for Flamborough. |
| of French-language rights and sought greater | autonomy for western Canada (unlike the Western Canada |
| FULRO's objectives were | autonomy for the Degar tribes. |
| onal civil presence included the promotion of | autonomy for Kosovo, performing civilian administrativ |
| n du Champa), an organisation seeking greater | autonomy for the Cham people. |
| Fiume gained | autonomy for the first time in 1719 when it was procla |
| CD he was one of those who argued for greater | autonomy for the Valencian Community at a time when an |
| gain Peter I' trust and yet negotiate greater | autonomy for the Hetmanate and greater rights for the |
| prepared the proposal to Congress resulted in | autonomy for federal universities. |
| The party works for | autonomy for the Jammu region within J&K. |
| legislate greater | autonomy for Canadian trade unions that are branches o |
| als, archival of historical records, and full | autonomy for the committees. |
| they also wanted a war with Denmark, opposed | autonomy for Italians in South Tyrol, called Alsace-Lo |
| Autonomy for Veneto", took 6.0% (16.1% in the strongho | |
| greater | autonomy for school boards to create new programs, sub |
| stro had championed seeking greater political | autonomy for Puerto Rico. |
| e August 1989 language law, and for increased | autonomy for minority areas. |
| ess contain responsibility and the feeling of | autonomy for us. |
| very active in supporting Moroccan claims for | autonomy, for which he drew fierce hatred from movemen |
| Todd lobbied for, and ultimately achieved | autonomy for the women's committee, but finally abando |
| As Hetman, Polubotok supported greater | autonomy for Cossack Hetmante within the Russian Empir |
| ation in decision-making, and to promote more | autonomy for British Columbia. |
| volution, Al-Khaqani had attempted to promote | autonomy for the Ahwazi Arabs of Iran's Khuzestan prov |
| "Do you reject the proposed special | autonomy for East Timor, leading to East Timor's separ |
| A referendum on a proposal to increase | autonomy for French Guiana was held on Sunday, January |
| A referendum on a proposal to increase local | autonomy for Martinique was held on Sunday, January 10 |
| ella organization of different groups seeking | autonomy for Trieste or its integration into Yugoslavi |
| ed in 1983 under Article 12 of the Statute of | Autonomy for Aragon. |
| ock in 1954, Humble continued to maintain its | autonomy for the rest of the decade. |
| he crown's sovereignty but only demanded more | autonomy for Indians to self-rule. |
| With the attaining of | autonomy for the Transvaal in 1906, he represented Bok |
| ers of Viktor Yanukovych threatened to demand | autonomy for Donetsk and neighbouring oblasts if the e |
| above all an individual fighting for her own | autonomy, freedom and love, against social conventions |
| ations including the Front were given greater | autonomy from the Party such as being allowed to run t |
| ve was incorrect, giving loyalism a degree of | autonomy from imperialism which it did not possess. |
| vern for life and ruled with a high degree of | autonomy from the Ottoman sultan. |
| He strove to achieve greater | autonomy from the influence of Great Britain, as embod |
| ed the monarchy, but granted the armed forces | autonomy from governmental and parliamentary control a |
| as part of the post independence struggle for | autonomy from the existing governments of Niger and it |
| The School has been given full academic | autonomy from the year 2005-06. |
| A referendum on | autonomy from Spain was held in Equatorial Guinea on 1 |
| oetxea, the ruling lehendakari, struggled for | autonomy from the party. |
| t, it operates with relative independence and | autonomy from the university. |
| The Council demanded more | autonomy from the occupying governments, including in |
| Robert III, Loritello enjoined near complete | autonomy from royal officials and the counts retained |
| e organized on a stable basis and gained some | autonomy from Fitto, although it can be considered a s |
| regional committee, it enjoyed a considerable | autonomy from the Lebanese Forces until being forcibly |
| The brand maintains relative | autonomy from its Nike parent and has its corporate he |
| f Beni, Pando, Santa Cruz, and Tarija declare | autonomy from Evo Morales' central government. |
| initiatives aimed at giving the District more | autonomy from the federal government. |
| , but the AMEC believes this does not "…imply | autonomy from the Authority of Scripture and its clear |
| (djamaats) obtained a considerable degree of | autonomy from the khan. |
| e originally formed after obtaining political | autonomy from Harmonia and taking Harmonia's old capit |
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