Sentence examples for empowered to enact from inspiring English sources

If the tuna authority failed to enact a ban, the committee would be empowered to enact the trade ban.

The assembly was empowered to enact ordinances on domestic affairs but was subject to the veto of the military government.

Because Congress is probably not empowered to enact a national curriculum (and apparently politically paralyzed anyway), the next best strategy may be a lawsuit seeking recognition of children's fundamental constitutional right to receive a full and excellent public elementary and secondary education.

I felt more empowered to enact change when I learned to treat my patients as people and not mull over their disabilities.

Congress is empowered to enact campaign finance laws to further what the Court has found to be a legitimate government interest in preventing corruption.

Parties in most states don't need to wait for state action -- they are empowered to enact it through a change in party rules, ideally twinned with voter registration policies making it possible for 16-year-olds and 17-year-olds to pre-register to vote.

No law can be, which the people of the States have, by the Constitution of the United States, empowered Congress to enact...

New House rule: All proposed bills must be accompanied by a "Constitutional Authority Statement" that notes the specific section of the Constitution that empowers Congress to enact the legislation.

In turn, such a frame facilitates coordinated action between crowd members which empowers them to enact their shared values and norms.

MISSION POSSIBLE KIDS (Plano, TX) - 5,000 existing and 1,000 new program participants will be empowered to make a social impact on their communities, enacting service-oriented "top secret missions" to change the world and impact thousands in need.

Every euro country is to enact new balanced budget legislation, with the European court of justice empowered to rule whether the new laws are adequate, the two leaders demanded.