Sentence examples for be empowered to use from inspiring English sources

Principals must be empowered to use everything they know about their faculty — including student achievement data — to determine which teachers they will retain, promote or, when necessary, let go.

The force, which the Sudanese government agreed to in June only after months of resistance, would be empowered to "use all necessary means" to protect itself and its facilities, to prevent violations of cease-fire agreements by armed groups and to "protect civilians under threat of physical violence".

He said: "Ambulance staff must be empowered to use their skills to optimise CPR, achieve early defibrillation, and deliver the best possible care at the scene, with no thought of transport until spontaneous circulation [breathing/pulse] has returned or until it becomes clear that the patient has no chance of survival".

While there, the ship's captain, under guidance of new laser-themed rules of engagement negotiated over the past year with the Pentagon, will be empowered to use the laser as a defensive capability if needed.

Local community agents, CHWs, and unskilled birth attendants thus can be empowered to use this lifesaving medication responsibly and safely.

In addition to the national monitoring of EWIs, clinics should be empowered to use their own data to track EWIs more routinely at a facility level in order to address problems or gaps in a timely manner.

The professions were empowered to use their judgment to intervene on their behalf.

Under the United Nations Security Council resolution approving the Libyan air campaign, NATO was empowered to use "all necessary means" to protect the country's civilian population from attack by pro-Qaddafi forces, which hold Tripoli and much of western Libya, while rebel forces control much of the country's eastern region.

In this sense, students are empowered to use their strongest skills, and improve them.

Last year, councils were empowered to use the Empty Homes Premium to charge home owners 50% more council tax if they left properties empty for two or more years.

Councils are empowered to use the Empty Homes Premium to charge home owners 50% extra council tax if they leave properties empty for two or more years.