Sentence examples for empowered to adapt from inspiring English sources

"There are things that are truly Uber we absolutely maintain, but Uber Africa managers are empowered to adapt the business to local markets,".

Equally, intervention effectiveness is also likely to be enhanced if the teachers feel able and empowered to adapt programme content.

They make two differentiations: one is to change the leader ("between-leader approach"), the other is that one leader changes her/his way of leading (e.g. directive vs. empowering) to adapt to situational changes ("within-leader approach").

Organisational vision and leadership can bring unity within this diversity and a sense of direction which empowers teams to adapt to the rapidly changing business environment.

They include considering women in the tenure and collective titling of lands and territories, requiring states to prioritise empowering communities to adapt to climate change, and creating participatory mechanisms to develop, enhance and strengthen the capacity of indigenous women and our organisations.

It will empower you to adapt to future changes in your profession and in society that no one can even imagine today.

"These women are empowered to produce needed food while adapting to the impact of climate change," said Veneman.

"These women are empowered to produce needed food while adapting to the impact of climate change," said Veneman.  "As the Copenhagen Climate Change summit approaches, it is important to recognize that climate change is adversely affecting the lives of the world's poorest and most vulnerable people".

A community empowered to govern itself".

They're empowered to do so.

They felt empowered to request improvements.