Sentence examples for If it empowers from inspiring English sources

America will do better if it empowers its citizens, particularly the minorities who have not been given the full opportunities they deserve in education.

A Labour-led government will only survive the challenge of the next five years if it empowers people to shape the public services they use, according to a new pamphlet written by two of the party's rising stars.

But not if it upsets the internal power balance, not if it empowers one party against the other, especially in a country where supporting one group can lead to violence and even civil wars".

But America can thrive in this world, explained Yossi Sheffi, the M.I.T. logistics expert, if it empowers "as many of our workers as possible to participate" in different links of these global supply chains — either imagining products, designing products, marketing products, orchestrating the supply chain for products, manufacturing high-end products and retailing products.

In the UAE, a freelance working model can only be expected to work if, according to Halabi, it empowers entrepreneurs, creates boundless innovation and flexibility, and pushes more Emiratis into the private sector, which is currently dominated by expatriates.

Would Owen have disported himself on reality TV? "If it was empowering to the public he might have regarded reality TV as tolerable because it is aspirational".

You might even call it empowering, if that word didn't make me want to beat myself to death with a Spice Girls CD.

You might even call it empowering, if that word didn't make me want to beat myself to death with a Spice Girls CD.

People seem to find it empowering – even if they're doing it on a small scale.

What value was freedom if it did not empower people to think without chains?

Repulsed by the ascendancy of the Radicals, Democrats in the Upper and Border South took a leading role in opposing Reconstruction, even if it meant re-empowering ex-Confederates.