Sentence examples for considered empowered from inspiring English sources

Yet women who do the 'double day' or otherwise work and perform most domestic duties are considered empowered.

I refuse to believe all images of naked women must be considered empowering regardless of context.

The students mentioned several program features that they considered empowering.

Preparing patients and their families for the realities of living with an illness as unpredictable and uncertain as advanced liver disease was in itself considered empowering by some.

This study concluded that although patients experienced thinking about the future as difficult, sharing problems was therapeutic and being able to contribute to research was considered empowering [ 42].

But we also need to consider empowering them with near-college level technical training so they have skills needed to do the mid-level technical jobs required for development -- for example, keeping an oil pipeline running or repairing and maintaining a drilling rig.

If the current structure of emergency psychiatric healthcare is to be kept, we must consider empowering the GPs by giving them a more appropriate support framework for interventions in mental healthcare.

Despite these instances, HIVST was mostly considered empowering by both men and women.

As power shifted, Democrats were not the only ones considered newly empowered.

The female puberty ritual, for example, generally included a time of isolation, because girls were considered especially empowered (and therefore potentially dangerous on a spiritual level) at menarche.

Still extant, it was written to settle a controversy among the Corinthians against their church leaders and reveals that Clement considered himself empowered to intervene (the first such action known) in another community's affairs.