Sentence examples for empowered to conduct from inspiring English sources

And instead of using nominations to try to pry information out of the White House, Senate Republicans would have been empowered to conduct oversight hearings of the kind that can tie a second-term administration in knots.

Each IGERT trainee will be empowered to conduct research at the emergent boundaries between architecture, urban planning, and engineering, and will be uniquely capable of contributing to the advancement of technological and scientific solutions that can address the grand challenges of urbanization.

Authorities are empowered to conduct spot audits and require a relatively high standard of compliance.

Nor is there any indication that she is empowered to conduct a complete and independent legal and factual analysis of the complaint — e.g., to assess whether surveillance violated the Fourth Amendment, as opposed to simply examining whether surveillance complied with the relevant regulations".

"We try to help them build their evaluation skills so they are empowered to conduct their own evaluation, because you often see that practitioners are very focused on delivering services and aren't able to adequately assess the effectiveness of their programming," she explains.

Children are empowered to conduct local climate actions and engage in international and national debates.

Eventually we realised that only the sommelier was empowered to take our drinks order, and he was conducting a tasting session at a nearby table.

"Police will be empowered to take all measures to ensure those tests can be conducted," O'Farrell said.

His appointment empowered him to conduct background checks on prospective appointees.

Mr. Frost brought prestige to the news network, while it empowered him to conduct the kind of newsmaker interviews he most enjoyed.

"The agency is only empowered to regulate the conduct of individual driving instructors, and is not empowered to regulate the conduct of corporate bodies," says a DVSA spokesperson.