He explains that progressive companies develop and encourage social employees -- employees who are entrusted and empowered to be brand advocates on various social channels.
According to the seminary's by-laws, the RCA's General Synod entrusts the management of the seminary to a Board of Trustees empowered to exercise control of institution's finances, securities, and property for the purpose of participating "in God's own laboring to fulfill God's reign on earth".
'While the Board is empowered to deal with numerous aspects of what are normally thought of as antitrust problems, those expressly entrusted to it encompass only a fraction of the total.' 371 U.S., at 305, 83 S.Ct., at 482, 9 L.Ed.2d 325.
The castles were entrusted by Edward to constables, charged to defend them and, in some cases, also empowered to defend the town walls as well.
A community empowered to govern itself".
They're empowered to do so.
While, in a bottom-up approach, the people working on IoT implementation are responsible for getting projects to the finish line, they still need to be empowered and entrusted to do so.
Palmer reflected "I've always looked back and for her to empower me to start this organization and as a non-Arab to entrust so much to me, I want to teach other women to mentor, mentor, mentor".
It was empowering to know that.
Where does the constitution empower mere legislators to compel citizens to buy something they do not want?And what better way, when such questions arise, than to entrust the answer to nine upstanding judges, appointed for life and therefore impervious to subornation or political interference?
