Sentence examples for empowered to accept from inspiring English sources

At Pixar, the director is the final judge of any feedback, empowered to accept or reject any comment.

Many of their writings were addressed to Roman emperors, and it is probable that the writings were actually sent to government secretaries who were empowered to accept or reject them.

Moreover, the tribunals were empowered to accept secret evidence, obtained through the torture, coercion or bribery of other detainees, which was not revealed to the defendants, and could not even be challenged.

Those who had received a diagnosis appeared more empowered to accept their back pain, and to adapt to the predicament more readily; especially if the diagnosis was in the form of radiographic evidence [ 28, 61].

To me, it is not empowering to accept half my rate to have sex on film".

Carer and researcher influence - For the carer, issues such as personal skills, feeling empowered to be involved, accepting technology in the home and as part of a therapeutic package were also key to the utilisation of the SMART system.

Users have been empowered to choose when, how, and from whom they will accept advertising.

The Continental Congress, which had proclaimed the independence of the colonies, at first thought that the Howes were empowered to negotiate peace terms but discovered that they were authorized only to accept submission and assure pardons.

By accepting the truth of who we are and who we have been, we are now empowered to make the changes we desire for the future.

As Paul admonished the Roman Christians to welcome one another despite their differences, and without condemnation, so Wilson encourages Christian communities to a "third way," a way tolerates disagreement, refuses to condemn one side or the other, and empowers Christians to accept one another as God has accepted them.

I'm glad the fashion world is accepting it so far and maybe other women will feel empowered to do the same!