Sentence examples for empowered to ask from inspiring English sources

The federal government is empowered to ask third-party insurers to provide contraceptives to employees only under certain circumstances.

Not only are there no answers to such questions, it is not obvious who is empowered to ask them.

Under the plans for e-borders, travel agents, empowered to ask us for "any (other) biographical information" will be able to decide that we look suspicious when we book a day trip to France.

And another added: "We need to normalise caring to enable people to feel empowered to ask for support and advice in the same way as they would in any other part of life".

I feel empowered to ask more freely for what I need.

Reporters were now empowered to ask Republicans, citing Brooks, whether or not their party was acting rationally.

The fellowship works because we are empowered to learn fast, ask questions and then give back.

But the parent is the person who can be empowered to go and to ask those questions.

One resident reported that discussing issues of poverty with the other participants empowered her to ask one of her patients personal questions she would not have to ask before, which opened up the possibility of exploring what resources in the community were available for her patient.

Now, women are empowered to speak their minds, ask for promotions, and to voice what they want.

It's like empowering nonsmokers to ask smokers to step outside.