| 词汇 | example_english_self-governing |
| 释义 | Examples of self-governingThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Over the years the government has attempted to restructure or replace these self-governing institutions. Moreover, it had been the goal of the missions to establish self-governing churches. However, due to increased awareness on the part of both the government and self-governing bodies, a rapidly changing role can be expected. With such a legal-political status also came the self-governing power and authority to pass and enforce bylaws and ordinances. The top of the whole pyramid could be transformed into a self-governing chamber in parliament (the socialist counterpart of the senate in 'capitalistic' countries). In fact, many voluntary organisations in particular fields specialised in running self-governing institutions in conjunction with public authorities in the 1950s and 1960s. This created ingenious economically autonomous households, and self-governing people with a dominant attitude of not being a burden on others. Included are university-based institutes, private institutes, working groups, and federal and self-governing bodies. In particular, civil society organisations should be structured in such a way that they elevate the role of the individual and nurture self-governing capacities. Members of a self-governing community must agree on its practices. Although authorities aimed to run publicly funded schools as free self-governing schools, the system of funding did not change significantly during the 1990s. Ultimately the municipalities could now denounce contracts with self-governing and private institutions if the authorities were not satisfied with the quality of the work. The self-governing association was not concerned with "vague or theoretical liberty," but with the reg50. Examples are expensive medical devices, for which control of diffusion is now entirely in the hands of the self-governing bodies. Nonphysician care and medical aids are examples for coverage decisions under the control of self-governing bodies. These direct elections for self-governing communities establish a mechanism through which non-governmental organizations are expected to play a significant role in urban governance. Social goods are sometimes delivered by non-state agencies, self-governing village committees operate and village elections have had a direct impact on village power structures. An agent who is guided by such strategies will fail to be self-governing with respect to her own moral ideals. Hospitals are public and are regionalized, but the 1990 reforms made them self-governing trusts that contract with local purchasers (health authorities and general practitioner fundholders). The principle of self-governing for villagers has an unfailing implication for village-level material self-support. The second option privatises most of the land to individuals or self-governing communities, leaving the remainder to the state. As a result of the abolishment of the committees, it is now a task of the self-governing corporate bodies to guarantee the efficient use of expensive equipment via remuneration regulations. Provision systems often do not resemble the textbook versions of either a government or a strictly private-for-profit firm, especially when participants have constituted their own self-governing units. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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