administrative autonomy

Higher education has financial, organic and administrative autonomy, according to the law.

It has political, economic, and administrative autonomy in the subjects of its matter.

Is there some sort of provision which will allow the system as a whole to have this administrative autonomy?

This bill would guarantee the fiscal and administrative autonomy for private institutions.

In short, they enjoyed a broad margin of administrative autonomy.

The year 1932 also marked an important change in university administrative autonomy and student accessibility.

At that time, each city retained its own name and administrative autonomy, but had a specific role in this federation.

There the issue is as much about administrative autonomy as finance.

By the late 1950s, all three branches of the education system had established administrative autonomy, including complete control over their budgets.

Administrative autonomy was granted to the Institute in 1986.

The ancient administrative autonomy was achieved again in 1947.

In return, they expected the czar's protection of their religion, traditional social organization, and administrative autonomy.

In 2007, the University granted academic and administrative autonomy to 14 colleges in the state.

The agreement also grants a measure of administrative autonomy to the north and east, where the guerrillas had sought a separate state.

This demanded administrative autonomy for the local church.

Secondly, there is a real danger that a valuable aspect of administrative autonomy will be eliminated.

The province did enjoy some political or administrative autonomy and several concessions were given to the local Slovene population.

In contrast, Canada's provinces and territories exercise administrative autonomy.

It was revived in 1854 by the duchess regent and is now a state administration with administrative autonomy.

BDL is a legal public entity enjoying financial and administrative autonomy.

Cannobio was named as a village by 1207, and was granted administrative autonomy.

Further measures were implemented by the Duke in the form of tax relief, administrative autonomy and the power to appoint local judges.

But, for the sake of effective operation and responsibility, the administrative autonomy of our institutions must be maintained.

A domain name is an identification string that defines a realm of administrative autonomy, authority, or control on the Internet.

The red line, as it is commonly referred to, demarcated the region in which the sheikh was to have "complete administrative autonomy."