Sentence examples for empowered public from inspiring English sources

It is also obvious that newly empowered public authorities will have to co-create the vision with private partners and work with a Conservative government and the EU.

"There is a sense of liberation that we are going to empower public sector professionals to undertake the reform".

This government might be able to navigate us slowly out of a recession, but it has no clue about how to make sustainable change in the short or long term, or how to inspire, enforce or empower public health.

Finally, our program is designed to empower public school teachers with recent advances in evolutionary biology that can be integrated into their curricula and that clearly illustrate the value of evolutionary biology as a theory with practical applications to improve the human condition.

They must empower public institutions to deliver and enforce these rules.

Politicians should find ways of defaulting to public interactions and conversations that empower public dialog (see number 11), rather than routing around it.

As an advocate empowering public school parents to turn around failing schools, I often encounter personal attacks and outlandish conspiracy theories about why I do the work I do.

I covered the state Democratic convention last spring as a blogger and wrote two posts for this site (you can read them here and here), and I find myself increasingly more engaged in local causes, from supporting community bookstores and theater to empowering public schools.

Under the emerging Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) free trade agreement with the U.S. and 11 Pacific Rim nations, drug companies will be able to challenge any restraint on their ability to price-gouge, including laws that empower public programs like Medicare and Medicaid to use their purchasing power to obtain lower prices.

Another important component of the theory is 'tripartism', which is proposed as a mechanism for empowering public interest groups and decreasing the risk of regulatory capture.

The non-hierarchical two-way communication system provided by most Web 2.0 social networks also empowers public users to participate in policy discussions with feedback to influence policy making.