Sentence examples for empowered population from inspiring English sources

The boom has turned employers into buyers in a seller's market, and it is tough to sell discipline and order to a newly empowered population imbued with the free-agent spirit.

Increased awareness, participation and a sense of shared purpose bred an empowered population that has made significant legal gains.

But democracy requires an empowered population -- a middle class.

In addition to demands for government accountability and transparency, and an empowered population (Davies et al. 2000), one of the reasons why evidence-based decision making has gained importance in the UK, Canada and Australia (and now increasingly in the USA) may be that the English language, being relatively low-context, allows for an easier transfer and use of research into policies.

Both of the featured companies are striving to address refugee crises and to empower the population of displaced persons.

Even the introduction of nutrition facts labels in 1993, he says, though it has helped empower the population, hasn't saved lives in such a way.

An adequate and independent rainwater collection system has the capacity to empower the population towards sustainable access to resources beyond regional limitations while providing a structural basis for future vertical growth in the dense city of Amman.

The results should be published periodically in a communicative format that both enhances the public's ability to understand the problems that affect them, whilst at the same time empowering the population, with the ultimate goal of guiding health-related initiatives at different levels of intervention.

Our purpose is to empower this population to live their best lives.

"We need to empower our population to improve their government".

And one of the key ways they see to both bring in that investment and to educate and empower their population to grow the economy is through Internet and mobile phones.