Sentence examples for before empowering from inspiring English sources

Will Congress simply insist on being asked for its blessing before empowering the president to do whatever he sees fit?

As we look forward to the manifesto, we know the scale of our electoral challenge means we need to be more creative, innovative and forward-looking than ever before, empowering and protecting people by using the government leadership, market dynamism and civic mobilisation that is necessary to solve any big problem.

On net neutrality, I'd like to wait and see what the marketplace does before empowering government to enforce arbitrary rules on a fast-evolving marketplace.

Iran's nuclear myths have ended talks before, empowering radicals both in the West and in Iran and increasing the chance of war.

Auto brands have realized this and are connecting with the car-buying public in savvier, more personally relevant ways than ever before, empowering consumers to establish new conceptions of what a car can mean to them.

As much of the world is investing in smart cities, blockchain provides a major opportunity in fiscal transparency, seamless payment transactions, and creating the opportunity for energy and data transfers that have never been possible before, empowering both consumers and energy providers.

Helping children to realize that "dreams are stories we tell ourselves for a reason" and helping them understand that the reason lies with "unfinished business" from the day before will empower children to make sense of their own dreams and put themselves back to bed without having to awaken their parents.

When it comes to the paths of their educations, K-12 public school students are standing up for their rights more than ever before and empowering positive changes in their learning experiences.

Today, more people than ever before are feeling empowered to take a proactive role in monitoring their health.

"[Technology can] empower individuals to do things they could have never dreamed of before, but also empower folks who are very dangerous to spread dangerous messages" President Barack Obama said today.

The election of the next president is offering us new opportunities to inwardly dive deeper than we ever have before... to empower the disenfranchised to vote, to encourage others to Meditate the Vote, to encourage deliberate thoughtful reflection, and dialogue on the necessity of choosing within our spheres of influence what is best for ALL.