Sentence examples for empowered to practice from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, Clippinger hopes the message of A Different Dolphin resounds beyond young audiences who may identify as LGBTQ, and that all readers "feel empowered to practice more self-compassion" after reading it. .

The International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD 1994) in Cairo emphasized that women should be empowered to practice control over their health and reproductive rights.

"Because they would feel more empowered to practice safe sex, use birth control and avoid sexual interactions that would not benefit them.

This paper describes an active-learning exercise in which students are empowered to learn and practice basic negotiation strategy in a distributive bargaining framework.

Jonathan Veitch, UNICEF Representative in the Kyrgyz Republic in his opening speech emphasised: "Young people do not become active and responsible citizens overnight; they must be empowered to learn and practice citizenship on their way to adulthood.

Through education, young girls are being empowered to fight the practice and say no to FGM/C! "Had I stayed home, I would have been cut, and married off early, and at this age I should be bearing my first child," says a 14-year old girl, who sought refuge at Kalas Girls Primary School to escape the cutter's knife.

Distressed by the indiscriminate practice of medicine by barbers, clergymen, and anyone else inclined toward the art, Linacre obtained from Henry VIII in 1518 letters patent for the institution of a body of regular physicians empowered to decide who should practice medicine in greater London.

"We are better off when the system supports doctors who are thorough and unhurried; who examine and listen carefully and who empower patients to practice good surveillance and sun protection".

"We know that improved nutrition can become a reality if everyone in society is aware of good nutrition behaviours and empowered to put them into practice.

Unfortunately, the NYPD feels empowered to continue these disturbing practices by a lack of meaningful monitoring or accountability mechanisms.

Would it really be shocking if his employees felt empowered to engage in fraudulent practices so soon after being fined for almost the exact same sort of wrongdoing?