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1 They really believe in and want self-government.

2 The colonies were claiming a larger measure of self-government.

3 Could the people be trusted with self-government?

4 That apparatus does not fit with parliamentary self-government.

5 Doctors are uncertain of what self-government would mean in detail.

6 Liberty and self-government are the two parts of democracy,[www.Sentencedict.com] Michael Mandelbaum says.

7 Democratic self-government does not work, according to Plato, because ordinary people have not learned how to run the ship of state.

8 Because that the self-government organizations have gotten into the development predicament, their autonomous function have been restrained seriously, which stop the process of community autonomy.

9 In 1965 residents chose self-government in free association with New Zealand.

10 Local financial autonomy is the basis of local self-government contents, and local governments to issue debts are an important content of local financial autonomy.

11 The poll showed that 80% of the population supported regional self-government.

12 It disregards entirely the far more effective role of democratic self-government at the state and local levels.

13 The greatest level of polity - political organisation - is democratic self-government.

14 In the Tokugawa period it enjoyed some autonomy, and was permitted a certain degree of self-reliance and self-government.

15 The representatives of national groups increasingly demanded the right of autonomy, of self-government, if not outright secession.

16 The business community is not united in its opposition to moves for greater self-government.

17 Local government, however, is also widely regarded as an instrument of democratic self-government.

18 Where lordship was strong, as in Paris, the degree of self-government was strictly limited.

19 Tobago, the smaller of the country's two main constituent islands, achieved full internal self-government in early 1987.

20 Voters in the Spanish region of Catalonia have backed proposals to grant them greater powers of self-government, making it one of Europe's most autonomous regions.

21 As that happens and people become wealthier, they also become more self-confident and assertive, creating pressure for self-government and therefore democracy.

22 Their goal was a peaceful and legal limitation of the powers of the central government, a restoration of local self-government, an independent judiciary, and the abolition of special privileges.

23 There is weak link that widely exists in natural education, which is to train the teenagers' ability of self-care, self-supporting and self-government.

24 This article explores the remedy of rights in Corporation Law in the angle of corporation self-government and is to benefit leg.

25 All revenues accruing to the national autonomous areas under the financial system of the state shall be managed and used by the organs of self-government of those areas on their own.

26 Localization of the Three-Self Church shows itself mainly in self-government, self-support and self-propagation.

27 In some Israeli minds the Palestinians became a non-people, to be fobbed off with self-government under Israeli or perhaps Jordanian supervision.

28 In the 18th century, Philip V, of the French Bourbon dynasty, abolished Catalonia's self-government and Catalan ceased to be its official language.

29 That distinction had already constituted the animating theme of the 1783 "Circular Address" – democratic self-government understood as requiring a spirit of moderation to survive and thrive.

30 There, he campaigned for the amalgamation of Northern and Southern Rhodesia (the latter under white self-government, the former under the colonial office).

1 The poll showed that 80% of the population supported regional self-government.