Sentence examples for empowered to raise from inspiring English sources

"One of the hallmarks of the N.R.C. is its open work environment, where employees are empowered to raise issues they consider important," it said.

Now the recently formed Metropolitan Board of Works was empowered to raise £3m and instructed to start work without further delay.

The government was newly empowered to raise revenues through taxation, to create an independent judiciary, to give citizens the right to form political parties and trade unions, and to control its foreign policy and join international organizations.

But there's a reason retail staff are generally not empowered to raise a hand to slightly unruly infants, and that's because if you started doing it as official store policy, you'd never get anything else done.

On the contrary, I think one reason we care about inclusivity is that we want all people to feel sufficiently comfortable and sufficiently full in their belonging here that they feel empowered to raise their voices to ask provocative questions and to have provocative questions asked of them.

Azazie, an ecommerce bridal gown company, prides itself on creating a culture where employees of all levels and across all departments feel empowered to raise their hands and share their ideas.

Take, for example, the 52% who said they were aware of "potential harm to drivers of vehicles because of insecure automotive technologies" or the fact that 69% didn't feel they were empowered enough to raise those concerns.

The latest data from the Census Bureau puts L.A.'s rental vacancy rates at historic lows of less than 3%, which has empowered landlords to raise rents on existing homes and has driven up the cost of new development.

They argued that even though one may not necessarily confront health workers about overcharging, the fact that the charter contained prescribed costs for services indirectly empowered them to raise the issue.

An authority, a less likely alternative, would be empowered to adopt budgets and raise taxes without legislative approval and would have greater autonomy.

"In a climate where we are trying to ensure everybody feels empowered to come forward and raise issues and concerns about inappropriate behaviour, we do not believe his continuing membership of this committee, for the duration of this assembly, is appropriate," the report said.