Schools are now self-governing and what little is left to strategic planning is being hived off to Education Action Zones. |
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When representative government was introduced to Bermuda in 1620, it became a self-governing colony. |
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The self-governing British colony may legalize casinos, although there is opposition to it. |
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Until 1980, Rhodesia was an internally self-governing colony with its own legislature, civil service, armed forces, and police. |
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In 1910 the Union of South Africa, a self-governing dominion within the British Empire, was created. |
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Canada, for instance, was for a hundred years a self-governing dominion within the British Empire. |
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When the federation was terminated, Barbados reverted to its former status as a self-governing colony. |
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The AAUP has consistently held that academic freedom can be maintained only so long as faculty remain autonomous and self-governing. |
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As a group of self-governing, state-funded schools, that took bright pupils from state primary schools, they were once a beacon of excellence. |
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Local authorities will play an even bigger role in the admission policies of the new self-governing state schools, it emerged yesterday. |
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Direct-grant schools were entirely self-governing and independent, but took pupils funded by the state. |
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He also dealt with Southern Rhodesia, though it was still officially a self-governing colony. |
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What is the status and contractual capacity of a self-governing First Nation? |
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Altogether it would be nine, although today, with the aboriginal coalition, we only represent five self-governing first nations. |
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As these atrocities were happening, the self-governing body within the ghetto collected and analysed the information and began preparing for resistance. |
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However, real empowerment of local self-governing bodies, particularly financial decentralization, has not yet been achieved. |
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It was superseded by the British Commonwealth, a free association of mainly self-governing nations. |
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How could a colony be self-governing and still part of the empire? |
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But as a self-governing commonwealth, the Marianas were exempt from U.S. labor standards and even immigration laws. |
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At present, these courts are governed by the statutes of the former apartheid government and the former homelands and self-governing territories. |
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It was seen as an historical occasion, marking the first time that soldiers of a self-governing Australian colony were to fight in an imperial war. |
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In 1901 the six colonies were federated as self-governing states to form the Commonwealth of Australia. |
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The Faroe Islands are a self-governing region of the Kingdom of Denmark. |
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It is self-governing with a locally elected governor, lieutenant governor, and bicameral legislature. |
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Staff at Princess Margaret Hospital have been rehearsing and refining their major incident plan since 1993, when the hospital became a self-governing trust. |
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He wanted to have a community that was as self-governing as possible. |
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War itself brought changes as the status of self-governing dominions moved toward de facto independence. |
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For Nietzsche, there is no modesty, no chaste self-governing in the sexual antagonism and the unrestrained gift of the woman. |
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I've mostly worked with first-time directors, so I find myself self-governing. |
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Unlike machines, whose governing functions are embedded by human designers, organisms are self-governing. |
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They wished to entrench in the institution of a self-governing Canada the primacy of property ownership. |
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India had a large, British-trained professional army that was more significant in the British war effort than all the self-governing Dominions combined in the war's opening years. |
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Perhaps this was because the English had a ready-made model of settler self-governing institutions dating from English emigration to Wales and Ireland. |
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In addition, personal income tax collection and sharing agreements have been entered into with the seven self-governing Yukon First Nations. |
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The Aland Islands are a self-governing autonomous part of Finland. |
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Groups can be quite fragile because they are self-governing. |
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With the rise of a truly self-governing Kosovo, UNMIK's presence has been substantially reduced and the European Union has stepped forward as Kosovo's primary international adviser. |
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In the majority of cases, retirees also had their own section or branch, often self-governing and very active, to represent retired members' rights. |
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As long as Kosovo's central institutions do not enjoy genuine and complete self-governing status, the decentralization process will remain vague and difficult to fully implement. |
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The supply of medical practitioners is a provincial matter as the licensing bodies exist at a provincial level, for a self-governing profession, and at arm's length from government. |
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Participants also took note of the progress in eliminating barriers to mobility in the self-governing professions through mutual recognition agreements. |
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In addition, 12 arrangements respecting personal income taxes are in effect with self-governing groups under which these Aboriginal governments impose a personal income tax on all residents within their settlement lands. |
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This right of peoples to be self-governing affords a solid legal foundation on which governments in Canada can enter into agreements with Aboriginal peoples to establish appropriate working relationships. |
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There are numerous documented examples of self-governing commons in which people work as a collective unit and respect the scarcity value of the resource. |
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Canterbury was self-governing, self-supporting and self-reliant. |
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Soon it'll be a self-governing statelet like Lichenstein only cooler or IS with better toilets. |
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Granting these professions own statues based on public law, providing them with self-governing bodies and transfering the administrational rights to their associations makes this obvious. |
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Dee Hock, its founder, coined the term chaordic to refer to any complex, self-organizing, self-governing, adaptive, nonlinear system. |
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We are a Tribal governmental instrumentality of the Dry Creek Rancheria Band of Pomo Indians, a federally recognized self-governing Indian tribe. |
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The Cook Islands and Niue were self-governing territories in free association with New Zealand and were responsible for preparing their own treaty body reports. |
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The vision of the Cree Nation of Mistissini is that it be in full control of its own affairs as a self-determining and self-governing partner in Quebec society. |
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The trade-union did not give any notice about the strike in the established order neither to the management of Russian Copper Company nor to the self-governing authorities and law enforcement agencies. |
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The self-governing territories were KwaZulu, KaNgwane, Gazankulu, Lebowa, KwaNdebele, and Qwaqwa. |
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It is difficult to see how this could be viewed as an advantageous outcome by the citizens of First Nations governments or of other self-governing Indigenous communities. |
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The Government of Canada and the Government of Yukon are currently entering into negotiations to achieve similar agreements with other self-governing Yukon First Nations. |
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Autonomists, for the most part members of the creole landholding class, desired a self-governing Puerto Rico that would be an equal partner in a Spanish federation. |
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The Cook Islands is a self-governing country in the South Pacific with the local government, and most financial activity, centered on the island of Rarotonga. |
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