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• Politically the party favored national personal autonomy for the Jewish community.
• Their approach would diminish personal autonomy, and thus would guarantee less prosperity.
• Conservative Judaism rejected the personal autonomy that Reform Judaism espoused, Osadchey said.
• According to the CCAR, personal autonomy still has precedence over these platforms.
• Personal autonomy ( M黱digkeit ) as a regulative idea.
• More specifically, every person needs to possess both physical health and personal autonomy.
• We are talking about limits to personal autonomy-- what you can ask for,
• However, not all important decisions ( concerning ) personal autonomy are protected fundamental rights.
• We have a greater sense of personal autonomy, of individual integrity, of religious individualism.
• The principles do call for more tradition but in a very modest way that emphasizes personal autonomy,
• Libby opened the defense argument by emphasizing that the First Amendment is intended to protect personal autonomy.
• As in Reform Judaism, Reconstructionist Judaism holds that personal autonomy has precedence over Jewish law and theology.
• She invokes multiple personalities or accents in her music to assert personal autonomy in the patriarchal musical industry.
• He identified section 7 as protecting personal autonomy which includes the choice of selecting one's home.
• In a world of medical savings accounts, the dignity that goes with personal autonomy could be partly preserved.
• But that would be a serious abdication given the profound constitutional issue of personal autonomy raised by the cases.
• The Temple uses the cultural narrative which promotes pragmatic skepticism, rational reciprocity, personal autonomy, and curiosity.