Sentence examples for empowered to represent from inspiring English sources

If the commissioner's job is designed to stop him placing boundaries on such lamentably inconsistent behaviour, he is at least empowered to represent the views of its victims.

"And the reason for it is there is a disconnect between the people who have political power, including minorities who have political power, and the people they are empowered to represent and serve.

From Ayatollah Khomeini to Gaddafi to Saddam Hussein to Osama Bin Laden, there are very bad individuals out there who are suddenly empowered to represent ANYONE with brown skin and a foreign name.

We felt empowered to be better parents".

Mrs. Quintana, a secretary for the Ministry of Justice in Cuba, said she brought with her legal papers empowering her to represent her son.

Despite the caveats, the Security Council's vote authorizing military force, which it is empowered to do by the United Nations Charter, represented a rare moment of decisive unanimity among its 15 member states and in particular its 5 permanent members — Britain, China, France, Russia and the United States — in a year punctuated by bitter disagreements, mostly over the Syrian conflict.

They were private entities without the governance structure one typically associates with private firms: a shareholder structure with both economic and political rights that is represented in a board empowered to monitor and discipline management.

"We continue to be confident that the senior officials who will be representing the interests of Saudi Arabia at the meeting are empowered not just to represent the views of Saudi Arabia but also to implement any decisions that are made," said press secretary Josh Earnest when first asked about Salman's withdrawal.

A community empowered to govern itself".

They're empowered to do so.

They felt empowered to request improvements.