Rutgers has raised the specious argument that these bills would infringe upon its institutional autonomy.

The need to have staffing strategies appropriate to LMS and increased institutional autonomy.

The German military had traditionally functioned as a "state within the state" with a very large margin of institutional autonomy.

It affirmed respect for church authority but called for institutional autonomy and academic freedom.

The present position, then, is that institutional autonomy is still such that there are no serious external constraints in the way of students' right to learn.

This ideal may be better described as institutional autonomy and is distinct from whatever freedom is granted to students and faculty by the institution.

It explicitly recognizes academic freedom and institutional autonomy as essential to Catholic higher education.

All major Canadian universities are now publicly funded but maintain institutional autonomy, with the ability to decide on admission, tuition and governance.

Both are publicly funded institutions that enjoy a high level of institutional autonomy in establishing admission requirements, tuition and governance.

The principle of institutional autonomy is established by the Treaty and the case law of the Court of Justice.