Sentence examples for empowered to recognise from inspiring English sources
There is a strong possibility the appointments commission will set up an organisation empowered to recognise an industry regulator, but that an impasse will ensue in which no body to regulate the press seeks to be recognised.
Teachers and the school committees should be empowered to recognise any form of harassment and deal with them accordingly.
Furthermore, patients may not discuss all their symptoms of lung cancer when they do visit their general practitioner (GP), suggesting patients need to be empowered to recognise the significance of symptoms and report them to healthcare providers.
It is important, even for hospital births (where women and their newborns may be discharged quickly), that women, families and communities are empowered to rapidly recognise and respond to danger signs if they occur.
Giving people this information will empower them to recognise when their condition might be worsening – and to act.
That will occur only when families and communities learn to recognise their own particular risks and vulnerabilities - and are empowered to develop the capacity to care for those already infected while working to stop future infection.
Service providers need to recognise that some people are not able to implement HIV preventive actions and may not feel empowered to get themselves tested.
Service providers need to recognise that some people are choice-disabled; they are not able to implement preventive actions and may not feel empowered to get themselves tested.
They're empowered to do so.
