semiautonomous
semi-autonomous

They needed to be an independent state, sovereign perhaps, semiautonomous at least.

The department is a semiautonomous alliance of more than 50 national and international unions.

Although it is governed by the university board, the law school has traditionally been semiautonomous.

In 1947, when Pakistan was born, the areas retained their semiautonomous status.

The authority is semiautonomous, with both states maintaining overall supervision.

He also vowed to divide the school system into 12 semiautonomous districts.

Each City became a semiautonomous unit, economically all but self-sufficient.

The semiautonomous relationship between Zanzibar and the union is a relatively unique system of government.

These were planned to be semiautonomous units, usually located near a Metro station.

Actually engineering a semiautonomous robot to do all of this is quite complicated, as you might imagine.

Each of the seven semiautonomous emirates has its own rules about attire.

Enforcers were semiautonomous, very capable, and she was the one who usually called them with instructions.

Work should begin immediately on a settlement, which would, at least temporarily, include a semiautonomous zone for the Serbs.

To do this, informed sources say, semiautonomous commands have been established in zones around the country.

The plan would partition Bosnia into 10 semiautonomous provinces governed by various ethnic groups.

Also signing were representatives of 20 of Russia's 21 semiautonomous regions.

The defendants in the suit were the state and the semiautonomous city agency that operates the municipal hospital system.

Spain is divided into 17 semiautonomous regions, 4 of which have special status and hold separate regional elections.

The bank was then taken over by the authorities in Macao, a semiautonomous province of China.

A process of decentralization was started, with more powers being devolved, although not equally, to 17 semiautonomous regions.

Semiautonomous property has an established commercial position.

The ships are biological in nature and semiautonomous: they only require a pilot when they sense danger.

Congress also wanted Mr. Richardson to create a semiautonomous agency to oversee nuclear weapons.

The university systems are semiautonomous.

"It's semiautonomous," Schenck explained, looking down into the box.