1.   It would appear, then, that in an exchange rate union member countries enjoy a higher degree of monetary autonomy than in a currency union.

2.   And he is going to have more autonomy than at any time in his Celtic career.

3.   But Ms. Eadie wanted still more autonomy than an imprint would have afforded.

4.   But it demonstrates a mindset less interested in theories like local autonomy than in special-interest politics.

5.   But to do the job of prime minister, they will need more autonomy than any of their predecessors.

6.   China acknowledges this up to a point, by offering Taiwan even greater autonomy than either Hong Kong or Macau within a reunified China.

7.   In her new job, she will have considerably more autonomy than at Fox, reporting to a board on which she will be a nonvoting member.

8.   Nonetheless, assisted living industry leaders agree that giving frail, older adults more autonomy than in a nursing home can mean the elderly accept more risk.

9.   That proposal envisions giving Chechnya more autonomy than other parts of Russia while rejecting calls for independence.

10.   The Evening Standard afternoon newspaper reported that Rothschild favors a bid by Commerzbank because it would grant Smith New Court more autonomy than Merrill Lynch.