Sentence examples for already empowered from inspiring English sources

You could easily compile statistics to make the case that women — at least Western women — are already empowered.

From Morocco to Syria, the tumult in the region has already empowered Islamists over the most visceral of fears of their opponents.

Swiss bankers have already empowered Paul Volcker, a former chairman of America's Federal Reserve, to waive Swiss secrecy laws in banks in order to scrutinise old accounts.

It has already empowered and liberated many NHS staff, encouraging them to speak out publicly, using Twitter and other social media to express themselves.

If civic technologies simply empower the already empowered elites in society, cities are failing their people.

One is that all state governments are already empowered to do this under current federal law.

"The reality is that many of these tools are already empowering people for good and for ill," says Mr Cohen.

The African Union's charter already empowers that organization to intervene to prevent war crimes and genocide, and it condemns "unconstitutional changes of government".

The Indian Constitution already empowers governments to make "reservations," or quotas for promotions of government employees who are members of the country's lowest castes and tribal groups.

The United States is already empowering jihadis, "going out of its way to protect the interests of al-Qaeda's closest and most powerful ally in Syria, Ahrar al-Sham," Gareth Porter wrote in Truthout.

The Security Council is already fully empowered by the charter to deal with these threats.