Sentence examples for empowered to make certain from inspiring English sources

When one reaches "the age of consent" one is empowered to make certain sorts of binding agreements contracts.

First, discretionary judgments are not arbitrary: they are guided by merit-based considerations, and they may also be guided by law even though not fully determined by it -- judges may be empowered to make certain decisions and yet under a legal duty to make them in a particular way, say, in conformity with the spirit of preexisting law or with certain moral principles (Raz 1994, pp. 238-53).

As part of that effort, the L line was one of the first to get a general manager — Mr. Lombardi was given the job last December — empowered to make decisions over certain issues that directly affect riders.

They were also empowered to make direct referrals of certain patients directly to inpatient specialty teams, while the ED staff performed initial assessment and stabilisation.

The union president is not empowered to make unilateral decisions.

Why? -Who should be empowered to make these decisions?

"The kids are empowered to make their own decisions.

"I think people should be empowered to make adjustments to see what feels right for them.

From the top, a body of experts can be empowered to make rationing decisions.

In much of the world women need to be empowered to make choices about family size.

None of them, including Mr. Garamendi, is empowered to make big changes on their own.