autonomous
autonomi
definition
adjective
the federation included sixteen autonomous republics
(of a country or region) having self-government, at least to a significant degree.
translation of 'autonomous'
adjective
berautonomi
example
If conforming documents are presented, the bank owes an 'autonomous' duty to the beneficiary to make payment to it at the place designated for payment.
It is an independent inquiry run by an 'autonomous' team.
The human subject, conceived as a unitary self capable of 'autonomous' action and meaningful moral judgement, is one such fiction with which we have deceived ourselves.
They are one of the most 'autonomous' and independent of animals, which is why you don't find a wolf act at the circus.
Will she need a smaller, more supportive environment or is she 'autonomous' and independent enough to thrive on a big campus?
This crisis has proved that high income is not synonymous with a civic society that is independent and 'autonomous' .
An 'autonomous' , independent press is still the most powerful bulwark of democracy.
Buffon was among the first to create an 'autonomous' science, free of any theological influence.
But those elections may not prevent the country effectively dividing into three 'autonomous' regions.
The Aland Islands are a self-governing 'autonomous' part of Finland.
There is no formal independence because the Central Bank is not formally 'autonomous' , but there is a practical independence.
The Spanish government designated it as an 'autonomous' region in 1985.
Soon it was in conflict with an 'autonomous' republic in its territory, which it wanted to retain.
I just want to be alone, 'autonomous' , independent, you know what I mean?
The academics claim pupils who had been spoon-fed at independent schools were less able to cope with 'autonomous' learning.
Yet the 'autonomous' individual, gloriously independent in his decisionmaking, can easily seem to be a fantasy.
The country is divided into twenty-three provinces, five 'autonomous' regions, and four municipalities.
The establishment of the University as an 'autonomous' statutory body independent of Government is supported by many provisions in the University Act.
We think that we determine our own fates, that we are free and 'autonomous' individuals, when in fact we live in bubbles whose preconditions would scare us if we knew just how numerous they are.
This is quite different from the traditional way in which children grow, become independent and 'autonomous' .
The arid land of this 'autonomous' republic supports a nomadic lifestyle.
Kant now develops his conception of the 'autonomous' agent.
They have established an alternative system of government with 'autonomous' regions, and district and village level authorities.
Being free but not 'autonomous' is a condition Kant called heteronomous.
The growth of independence is surely a part of becoming 'autonomous' during adolescence, but autonomy means more than behaving independently.
The government should not force us to act in our own best interests but leave us free to make 'autonomous' decisions about how to live our lives, with all the risks that involves.
Since independence, a new 'autonomous' legal system has been developing.
The obscurities of agent-causation are enough to prevent most philosophers from embracing this conception of 'autonomous' agency.
By contrast the perspective of creating a separate state or an 'autonomous' region was geared to the requirements of the elite.
The legislators must be made independent and 'autonomous' .
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