Sentence examples for empowered to control from inspiring English sources

How can individuals be more empowered to control their identity data and give informed consent to its use?

"Our philosophy is, we want students to feel empowered, to control the process, not have the process happen to them," said Mark C. Davis, director of college counseling at Exeter.

So much of the strategy of the Republicans that unfortunately maybe Biden didn't see through — or just didn't feel empowered to control — was to control the amount of information that got out about me.

What we are moving towards is cities being empowered to control more of their own money and do more to make their particular economy and public services work – as well as encouraging cities to work more with neighbours that have complementary economic strengths.

By embracing Meta tag usage, web site operators are empowered to control their Meta information and search criteria on their terms.

It was a radical idea but Bissell knew that if this plan succeeded the company would achieve two things: Fabindia would get an assured supply chain and artisans were empowered to control their means of livelihood.

"The Aboriginal [people] we've been talking to, the leaders in the community, they want to be empowered to take control of this," Hamburger said.

Lastly, I want each student to feel empowered to take control of his or her destiny by making healthy, wise choices on a daily basis.

In Kodomo no kuni, children are often shown in charge of themselves and empowered to take control of their modern, urban surroundings.

The idea was to cover the basic fundamentals of career management, so that more people could be equipped and empowered to take control of their own careers.

Remember, this is a way to identify people who can benefit from treatment within a short time frame and be empowered to take control of their mental health with professional guidance.