Translation of "Autonomierechte" in English

However, the Armenian region is to gain more autonomy.

The Alands Islands detain the most complete and far reaching autonomy.

The sought a recovery of old rights of autonomy and not a disengagement from the German Reich.

The right to autonomy, the right of all the variegated peoples of Iraq to express their personalities, must be accepted and recognized, and that certainly does not mean weakness or going against the interests of Iraqi unity.

The rights of the Albanian minority must be guaranteed, and Kosovo must be given a large degree of autonomy within the borders of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.

The examples are too fresh of situations where minorities are in the majority at regional level, yet are still unable to exercise their autonomous rights.

It kept its special autonomous rights, including the right for independent construction of suburbs (Izborsk is the most ancient among them).

The high degree of autonomy guaranteed to the two Special Administrative Regions under the Declarations is of great importance for future developments.

The autonomous community is based on the Statute of Autonomy of the Basque Country, a foundational legal document providing the framework for the development of the Basque people on Spanish soil.

The autonomy rights set in this form served the German upper class also with later changes of rule as basis for negotiations and retained essentially up to the year 1919 (Imperial Russian Baltic governorate Livland) their validity.

Support of Sparta, on the other hand, would have alarmed their allies, who say them as a threat to their right to autonomy.

In 1974, a new federal constitution was ratified that gave more autonomy to the individual republics, thereby basically fulfilling some of the goals of the Croatian Spring 1971 movement.

For republics such as the Baltic states, their drive towards independence would paradoxically result in their being denied the autonomy rights embodied in the draft.

In 1707, they presented the prince-abbot with a mediation proposal, in which Toggenburg would be granted far-reaching autonomy, to which however the abbot did not respond.

The term comes from the Alemannic legal breakdown between free and unfree, which in the Early Middle Ages included the rights of autonomy.

As a consequence, the region was not granted privifeged rights of autonomy under the Spanish constitution, as was the case with other territorial authorities.

After a two decades long process of devolution of legislative and executive powers the UK today is a Union which extends considerable regional functional autonomy to two of its constituent countries, Scotland and Wales.

The legal status of a Jewish community in the period of classical Judaism was normally based on a 'privilege' - a charter granted by a king or prince (or, in Poland after the 16th century, by a powerful nobleman) to the Jewish community and conferring on it the rights of autonomy - that is, investing the rabbis with the power to dictate to the other Jews.

If the topic of autonomy rights rises to the top of the agenda in Italy the Italians would do well to bear in mind that more federalism doesn't automatically lead to better administration, writes the Neue Zürcher Zeitung:

For Lithuanian Jews, this also meant the loss of their spiritual centre, and the proportion of the Jewish population fell to 7.3 percent.50 On the other hand, the Jews placed great hopes in the new state, which initially was very willing to cooperate and granted them wide-ranging autonomy.

The requested reforms include the crucial questions of some elementary autonomy rights to the Kurdish people, the end to the unilateral occupation of North Cyprus and the withdrawal of the army from the political front line.