Sentence examples for empowered to support from inspiring English sources

The challenge is, can we create an environment where executives are emboldened and empowered to support our mission; to have an environment with leadership that is willing to take risks, experiment, be prepared to fail by aiming higher rather than playing it safe?

Schools should support transnational parents and families, especially those from low socioeconomic classes by providing adequate information for children's education, having the parents and family be involved in various school activities, and eventually helping them to be empowered to support their children's learning in school.

Women who have faced various facets of oppression are empowered to support and educate the animal rights community.

Training institutions should be empowered to support the expansion of the nutrition workforce.

Hospitals and health centres have also been empowered to support the Baby Friendly Hospitals Initiative.

They were not mandated or empowered to support indigenous health system organizations, which would have not only provided services, but both restored and expanded capacity.

Finally, we conjecture that labor unions that were created or empowered to maintain and support protectionist policies also generated frictions in the labor market that ended up depriving them of their most vital input: unionized workers.

Instead of standing at the top of the ladder in victory while others looked on in defeat, I was empowered to encourage and support others as they pursued their own dreams.

Thus the Super Bowl effort -- and ours at home -- must include a grassroots effort respecting the agency of human trafficking victims and survivors, so that they are empowered to escape and supported as they assist in prosecuting their offenders.

And another added: "We need to normalise caring to enable people to feel empowered to ask for support and advice in the same way as they would in any other part of life".

The needs of carers have to be legitimised to ensure primary care staff are proactive in their approach and carers are empowered to utilise the support available.