autonomy

Converse of object

• earn: How well does CPA work as a way of granting earned autonomy?
• erode: If introduced, enterprise liability is widely expected to erode even further the autonomy of midwives and of women in childbirth.
• undermine: This undermines the autonomy of teachers, regardless of how effective they are.
• retain: Oundle School didn't want to incur costly update costs and so required a solution that enabled them to retain autonomy of their website.
• marry: The opportunity for radical education reform lies in marrying autonomy and collaboration.
• respect: Respecting autonomy in the two cases has radically different implications.

Preposition: at

• stage: There is a relatively high level of input from lecturers at stage 1 to greater autonomy at later stages.

Adjective modifier

• cultural-national: How is cultural-national autonomy to be applied to them?
• fiscal: Consequently the local council should have full fiscal autonomy.
• Kurdish: This state would potentially become a haven for militants from Turkey who have staged a decades long guerrilla war for Kurdish autonomy.
• institutional: By becoming an impartial umpire in civil disputes, the state slowly developed its own institutional autonomy from the personality of the king.
• managerial: But they have more managerial autonomy and greater personal accountability.
• considerable: The many nations under the empire's rule enjoyed considerable autonomy in return for supplying the empire's wealth.

Noun used with modifier

• learner: Such a culture could well lead to genuine learner autonomy in a way that enforced learner training can't.
• student: Emphasis is put on student autonomy - the student is responsible for his studies.
• teacher: Teacher autonomy - The greater teachers ' level of involvement in selecting their professional development opportunities, the greater the outcomes they derived.
• school: But school autonomy and parental choice are not enough.

Possessives

• woman: I also want briefly to challenge organizations on the revolutionary left such as the SWP who are critical of feminism and women's autonomy.

Preposition: in

• psychotherapy: Arguments for pluralism and autonomy in psychotherapy and counseling " border="1 " width="150 " There are currently no customer reviews for this product.

Preposition: of

• patient: Such a system will have a profound influence on the professional autonomy of the physician and of the autonomy of the patient.