Sentence examples for empowered to say from inspiring English sources

While every woman should feel empowered to say no, she should also feel equally empowered to say yes.

"Everyone on the rig is empowered to say stop the job," Mr. Brock said.

"More of them", says Monique Clesca, who heads the UN Population Fund in Niger, "are being empowered to say no".

But anybody can weigh in — offer "testimony," as the rule book describes it — and in the month since the Masters, anecdotal evidence suggests that viewers are feeling empowered to say something if they see something.

"It was really good here to see people feeling empowered to say what they thought of this," Mr. Norman said, "to see how all these different people who might not be trained musicians think of our work".

We know that the need to rebel and grow up is universal, but we have to teach kids to be empowered to say yes to good things and no to bad things".

And vice versa: which of us can be sure, after all, that if we were empowered to create, say, admiralties we would not give them to our middle-aged children for their birthdays?

"We in UNICEF believe that children have a vital role to play and should be empowered to act," said UNICEF Deputy Representative in Viet Nam Jean Dupraz, addressing the youth workshop.

More likely, they felt empowered to take and say whatever they wanted, the way the famous and the powerful do, particularly in sports.

It's empowered her to say yes or no.

"That dinner empowered me to say which plays of mine I was most invested in seeing produced, hopefully by the Huntington, and now it's happening," Ms. Diamond said.