Sentence examples for empowered head from inspiring English sources

The government has recently empowered head teachers to override the appeals process if they decide the child is a threat to other pupils.In the longer run, there are bound to be challenges to the government in areas such as privacy, gay rights, and criminal sentencing.

The judgement that a school was failing "empowered" head teachers to take corrective action, she said.

Gibney's book looks at the egotistical, empowered head chefs and the young wild ones who serve under them, the sous-chefs.

I think we need to foster the school-led system, empowering head teachers to take the lead on professional development, decision making and setting targets".

Empowering heads to deliver better schools is the right choice, but the government needs to support them.

As now written, the A.N.C.-led government's Protection of Information Bill would empower heads of government agencies to classify broad categories of information in the "national interest".

We want to empower heads with more powers to enforce discipline, enhance teachers' security with anonymity when facing malicious allegations, liberate all teaching staff with a less prescriptive curriculum and reduce teaching to the test with fewer, more rigorous, exams.

He told BBC Radio 4's World At One: "It's about culture, it's about empowering teachers, empowering heads and getting an ethos inside schools, and particularly when it comes to sport it's about an understanding of the role of competitive sport, of team sport, and the values that can give to young people".

At this point, you haven't empowered the head of engineering to control her own destiny, but you have empowered the team to give you what you want.

It empowers the head of the Council on Environmental Quality to weigh in on infrastructure projects.

The mega-amendment also empowers the head of the National Judicial Office in ways that Hungary appeared to foreswear in its negotiations with European bodies.