Sentence examples for empowered to consider from inspiring English sources

Mr. Emmerson, who represents eight of the 10 suspects in the current appeal, said he wished to challenge the tribunal's decisions for a variety of reasons including the question of whether it was legally empowered to consider evidence produced by the ill-treatment of prisoners.

In particular, citizens need to be empowered to consider preferred futures themselves.

Patients and their doctors are being empowered to consider newer options".

Students may also be empowered to consider their personal autonomy in the context of social responsibility to their fellow students, future clients and the physiotherapy profession.

However, because the expectations are different in the context of wellness, where subjects actively seek data, we envision that a physician, genetic counselor, or health partner would discuss the summary and appropriate specific details of the evidence with the individual, who would thus be empowered to consider whether they should act upon the genetic eviden.

But perhaps more importantly, they empowered chemists to consider developing chemical reactions explicitly tailored for use in biological systems.

"One of the hallmarks of the N.R.C. is its open work environment, where employees are empowered to raise issues they consider important," it said.

Instead of regulators poking around for financial instruments that will lead the country to the brink of disaster, why not empower them to consider the value that the instrument adds to the economy and society at large?

The FSB felt empowered to crush anyone it considered enemies of the state.

Mr. Gartner also said that it was more important for the panel to do what it was empowered to do by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg: consider the effect of nonpartisanship in city elections.

Although the BDA report 'Older people with teeth' stressed the power of older people in terms of their numbers and wealth [ 5], this study is a reminder that many socially deprived older people do not consider themselves empowered to access state care.