Sentences with phrase «on autonomy»

His expressive handling of paint allows him to concentrate on the autonomy of the each object and how they inform one another.

This was the department's first public policy on autonomy in weapons systems and the first policy by any country on fully autonomous weapons.

Here, the emphasis on autonomy is sharply in decline in the new generation of entrepreneurs.

Yet at the same time, engagement and satisfaction are largely based on autonomy and independence.

They were focused on autonomy rather than separation and had negotiated an agreement with the Spanish government.

An infringement on autonomy helps explain why people push back against decisions that are forced on them, even when they would have embraced those same decisions had they been involved.

An infringement on autonomy helps explain why people push back against decisions that are forced on them, even when they would have embraced those same decisions had they been involved from the start.

The more patients insist on this autonomy, the more trust in physicians is undermined.

What goes on in the fast food markets has very little to no affect on the autonomy of people.

Adult learners strive on autonomy and self - direction.

Policy - makers from both parties have asked teachers to support stricter checks on their autonomy, even though they've cut the professional development and support services that help teachers teach.

It's great for cold - weather activities and lasts up to 12.5 hours on autonomy mode.

We know they're big on autonomy, so that will have a big impact on the idea of ownership and mobility.

It will start with oral summaries by the eight chairs of the five sessions on autonomy, definitions, laws of war, human rights and ethics, and security aspects.

All - electric, eyes on autonomy, with incredible performance and design.

He suggests an emphasis on autonomy, accountability of performance, diversity in school design, and parental choice.

For employees, though, engagement and satisfaction are largely based on autonomy and independence.

Most commentators agree that there was nothing unexpected in the Court's conclusion that the arbitration clauses in the less than two hundred intra-EU BITs have, as the Court put it, an «adverse effect on the autonomy of EU law» (para. 59).

Based on this experience, I am confident we can help the sector do better for students with disabilities without infringing on autonomy or innovation.

This 9 - page briefing paper reviews the US Department of Defense public policy directive on autonomy in weapons systems issued on 21 November 2012.

On 21 November 2012, the Department of Defense of the United States issued its first - ever policy on autonomy in weapons systems, requiring that a human always be «in - the - loop» when decisions are made about using lethal force.

New Orleans will become a national proof point for what is possible when innovative school models operate within a system built on autonomy, accountability, and choice.

Every limitation imposed on the autonomy of the element by the power of the group must, if it is to be justified, operate only in conformity with the free internal structure of the element.

Further, any woman who has an unwanted pregnancy while attending TWU will face an unconscionable restriction on her autonomy in having to continue with that pregnancy or face expulsion or other discriminatory sanction for accessing legal abortion services.

«For an older child, it's appropriate for the child to take on some autonomy such as engaging with an app where they can set goals and get feedback.

Members of the Turkish Academy of Sciences (TÜBA) are making good on their threat to resign in protest of what they see as government intrusion on the autonomy of the organization.

Teachers will have that «technology option» at their disposal, but without feeling that it's a district initiative encroaching on their autonomy.

Then there were other bigger, more questionable acquisitions notably HP's $ 13.9 billion buy of EDS, the giant computer services company in 2008; followed three years later by its $ 11 billion bet on Autonomy, a software company.

God puts a restraint on the autonomy and therefore the potential or the human being.

Modern moral philosophy becomes part of the problem, for its stress on autonomy, like its corresponding attempt to free ethics from history, produces people incapable of living lives that have narrative coherence.

In the past, the Pope of Alexandria was merely the first among equals, and reform movements had foundered on the autonomy of Egypt's bishops.

Jessica summarizes the current research on autonomy - supportive parenting and teaching, competence, rewards, desirable difficulties, praise, and failure.

Following Franco's death in 1975, Catalan political parties concentrated on autonomy rather than independence.

Noh - Bec community members capitalized on their autonomy by building a sawmill and, later, charcoal furnaces to process and market furniture and other wood products.

The system relies mostly on the autonomy of the avatars, enabling Torrens to create realistic computerized simulations for almost any situation or length of time.

Toyota is building a new research institute to work on autonomy, while Audi, BMW, Ford and others also announced progress in their efforts to develop driverless cars.

She's the most underrated character because her disposition leans more on autonomy and determination than Okoye's searing intensity or Shuri's happy - go - lucky attitude.

For a significant subset of teachers (actually a very large subset), the mere thought of a set curriculum imposes an intolerable burden on their autonomy and creativity.

Add to this the push for standardized testing, standardized knowledge, and standardized texts and teacher proof text books and it becomes clear that such books are also an attack on the autonomy and creativity of teachers.

The plan also provides enough structure and support to help school leaders be successful without impinging on their autonomy.

The entire charter movement is predicated on an autonomy - for - accountability agreement: Charter schools get increased autonomy in exchange for stricter accountability for student outcomes.

SEDL produced three papers on charter school efforts: «Redefining Education Governance: The Charter School Concept,» «Variations on Autonomy: Charter School Laws in the Southwestern Region,» and «Designs for School - Site Reform: Charter Schools in New Mexico and Texas.»

Reporter Liz Bowie describes a minefield of statutory and bureaucratic restrictions designed to ambush the start - up of new charters and maintain a chokehold on autonomy of the few charters that do exist.

Success of our movement depends on autonomy but this small number of chronically underperforming charters endanger the legislative and policy environment for all charter schools.