Sentence examples for empowered to effect from inspiring English sources

He hoped for gradual emancipation but did not believe the federal government was empowered to effect it; Davis wrote that this became "family doctrine".

Although, they are not traditionally empowered to effect a change in traditional cultures in their personal capacities, they are in a better position to initiate the process of change within the community.

All these initiatives depend on access to critical government data and an active citizenry who feel empowered to effect change in their own lives and communities.

Aravind maintains transparency and accessibility amongst all management, and because MLOPs are empowered to effect change, they maintain their unparalleled performance.

At their best, political parties engage citizens, provide a means to organize mass movements of citizens who share common political views, and gather in individuals who might otherwise feel isolated or un-empowered to effect political change.

Yet, in its crudeness, the Refinery29 rubric speaks to a snarling anger — at authority and expertise, but also at adulthood — that was empowered to frightening effect in the last election cycle.

In her chapter on Bosnia, she sums up the problem for any great power attempting to end incessant warfare and bring order: "Outsiders can induce self-sustaining democratic change only by persuading local actors to want such change and then empowering them to effect it in a resistant environment".

One allegory I see here is when companies hire people to help fix structural problems or improve diversity, but then do not empower them to effect change.

The process of CBPR typically involves cycles of collaborative action, often in sequential steps that engage community or service provider participants as co-researchers, educating and empowering them to effect positive changes in their environment (Kowanko et al., 2009; Windsor, 2013; Lazarus et al., 2014).

Hope for the future As more students return to school, empowering them to effect change in their lives and communities, there is continued hope that Afghanistan can succeed in building a solid foundation for a peaceful and prosperous future.

This is particularly important where the patient is being empowered to recognise the side effects of one set of medications (the chemotherapy) and self-treat by selection from a range of other medications (chemotherapy support medication).