Sentence examples for empowered governing from inspiring English sources
The major recurrent theme that emerged throughout the interviews, either directly or as a logical consequence of verbal statements made by the interviewee was the need for a clear, cohesive, and empowered governing entity.
The People's Alliance, an opposition coalition led by Anwar bin Ibrahim, a former deputy prime minister (1993 98), won control of 5 of Malaysia's 13 states and broke the BN's two-thirds majority in the parliament, an advantage that for 34 years had empowered the governing coalition to alter the country's constitution at will.
At the moment the government is empowering sports governing bodies to drive up grassroots participation and withholding lottery money from those who don't deliver.
A community empowered to govern itself".
She was his alter ego, the other royal body fully empowered to govern.
Individual neighborhoods would be empowered to govern according to their own prerogatives, which could range from compulsory free love to mandatory church attendance.
Imagine if communities in India were empowered to govern their forests, plant trees and restore degraded landscapes, and – because their efforts provided ecological services for the benefit of the country, and indeed the world – they were rewarded.
A community empowered to govern itself". How much traction such rhetoric will sustain among a student body in which half of the members, as of next fall, will be paying a substantial sum for the privilege of being there, remains to be seen.
Various communities should be empowered to govern themselves and feel invested in the national project, a vital task to rescue the fragile Iraqi state and rid the country of ISIS and other insurgent groups.
Moreover, Morsi failed to separate between his Islamic instincts and the democratic principles by which he was empowered to govern.
I would prefer a system where the majority party were more empowered to govern and more readily able to translate its campaign promises into political action and policy.
