Sentence examples for empowered to play from inspiring English sources

Only when City Hall has control of the board will true accountability occur and the City Council be empowered to play an effective role in overseeing the mayor, as it does for all other city agencies.

Even this is a significant finding, a living example of deep integration of – and dialogue between – EU mechanisms and member states and of the uniquely influential role the ECJ is empowered to play in human rights matters.

That they are supporting the community's efforts, along with Westminster North's Labour MP Karen Buck, is down to localism, defined by council leader Philippa Roe on Monday as "the belief that communities must be empowered to play an active part in the delivery of services".

Coaching Model - When coaching is embraced as a proactive development strategy, it offers an opportunity for the individual to be empowered to play a lead in their own career management.

Six says it probably wouldn't be as empowering to play the role of the person doing the raping, for instance.

"We in UNICEF believe that children have a vital role to play and should be empowered to act," said UNICEF Deputy Representative in Viet Nam Jean Dupraz, addressing the youth workshop.

As a professional who regularly has to socialize with men over 65 ,I've also found that it is not in my interests at all to react to all the dated, inappropriate, and unintentionally insulting things they say and do -- sometimes, it's more empowering to play the part, because how else are you going to gain admittance to the boys' club?

That essential reform will enable many other big technological changes to be introduced.Just as important, it can make that information available to the patients too, empowering them to play a bigger part in managing their own health affairs.

PE is a psychosocial approach that views bipolar disorder as a medical condition that would most greatly be benefited by education about the condition which empowers patients to play a larger role in their treatment.

And as the Internet becomes more prominent and eventually the central way in which we communicate, it does bring the promise of re-empowering individuals to play their roles as citizens and to revitalize representative democracy".

You don't teach music by giving people a whole set of stuff you can't do you have to empower people to play the guitar.