Sentence examples for empowered to do it from inspiring English sources

Clearly defined roles encourage overachievement because you gain efficiency when everyone knows what their job is and feels empowered to do it.

"Rampart has been the issue in the campaign and is clearly going to be a focus of what I do when I'm empowered to do it," Mr. Cooley said in a telephone interview today as he began a three-day vacation.

"The civil service do want to do a good job and be empowered to do it," he says.

It stands for an ethic of self-organization in which anyone who decides to do something is empowered to do it, and to make the decisions about how to do it… This is a simple, powerful form of practical anarchy that works well for getting things done.

It genuinely is invigorating and empowering to do it.

The panel will have no subpoena authority and is not empowered to do its own inquiry, although it can request additional data from Israeli and Turkish officials.

Few speakers can pivot from telling a deeply troubling story to making the audience feel empowered to do something about it, but she really pulled it off.

We also know that many people are in denial of climate science because it is either too confusing, scary, or overwhelming and they don't feel empowered to do anything about it.

So our goal was to build a platform not targeting these technology experts but for [ordinary] people – and the millions of other frontline workers who see opportunities every day to create something better than the status quo, but who've never been empowered to do anything about it," wrote Philips, in a lengthy Microsoft cloud blog.

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.

Despite the caveats, the Security Council's vote authorizing military force, which it is empowered to do by the United Nations Charter, represented a rare moment of decisive unanimity among its 15 member states and in particular its 5 permanent members — Britain, China, France, Russia and the United States — in a year punctuated by bitter disagreements, mostly over the Syrian conflict.