Sentence examples for empowered to report from inspiring English sources

As figures released earlier this week by Kick It Out show, fans feel increasingly empowered to report racist abuse.

Doesn't that make sense — isn't it obvious — in a world where, for the first time, every single person is now empowered to report?

But this should also mean that HR is empowered to report uncomfortable things happening on the ground — and make recommendations — to executive management.

They were empowered to report on how their communities are making progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals and will share their stories with their peers.

It is quite plausible that educated women are better equipped or empowered to report crimes committed against them.

The monitor should be empowered to examine and report on all aspects of a facility's operations that affect inmates, including, for example: medical and mental health care; use of force; inmate violence; conditions of confinement; staffing practices; inmate discipline and use of solitary confinement; substance abuse treatment; educational and rehabilitative programming; and re-entry planning.

Lower-ranking managers should not be empowered to greenlight expense reports filed by their immediate supervisors — how could they say "no" to the boss?

"It has made people feel empowered to come forward and report what has happened to them.

Because many hate crimes rely on self-reporting by the victims, a recorded spike in hate crimes or incidents could also indicate that more people are feeling empowered to come forward and report incidents.

One key factor has been empowering pupils to report bullying.

Who would have dreamed a hashtag would transform journalism, empowering individuals to report the news in real time?