Sentence examples for empowered to push from inspiring English sources

Why, when the government finally flinched from taking tax credits away from people and was forced to delay reform of disability benefits, did it feel empowered to push through attacks on social housing?

If this new festival works as Mr. Morris hopes it will, a chosen orchestra, having played a bracing program at Carnegie Hall, may feel empowered to push the boundaries of creativity at home.

"A great obstacle has been removed by this election and the president will be empowered to push his reformist program faster in the future than he could in the last two and a half years," he said.

I don't want to dive into the details, but the key point here is that LPs are empowered to push their managers in particular investment directions.

"I think there will be some in the industry that will feel empowered to push the envelope," said Ed Mills, a Washington policy analyst at brokerage Raymond James Financial Inc. That's what Senate Democrats fear.

"It's empowering to push past the 'I can'ts.' " FITNESS FOREFATHER The Bay Area native Jack LaLanne opened his first gym in Oakland in 1936.

I would like to think that the practice of writing free-roaming melodic lines, which continues, is in part a result of early-19th-century Italian opera, which empowered composers to push the practice to the hilt.

We have built an incredible team and empowered them to push the state­-of­-the-­art in imaging to new heights.

In essence, we asked that VA staff be empowered to balance the push for more timeliness in the adjudication of claims with common sense reasoning to ensure complete accuracy, especially in the most severe and complex cases.

His aim was to empower people to push back against policy when it runs counter to a digital way of working.

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