"And if I'm empowered with the truth, I'm not going to shut up".
Thanks to the Founding Fathers, federal judges are empowered with the job security and the leeway to think for themselves.
"That person would be empowered with the authority to really lead the intelligence community," said the lawmaker, Senator Pat Roberts of Kansas, chairman of the Senate intelligence committee.
First, citizens will be empowered with the information they need to hold government and companies to account for the money made from natural resources.
"Both illustrate the perils of racial stereotyping when individuals are empowered with the capacity to make life and death decisions," said Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries, a Brooklyn Democrat.
Written as Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government was empowered, with the British economy suffering and immigration at a flood tide, Mr. Keeffe's play is mostly political, an outcry against emerging fascism, not simple racism.
Secondly, MFL lessons would always be characterised by interactive, immersive, communicative approaches where grammar and new vocabulary are seamlessly interwoven and students are empowered with the tools to explore the language by themselves.
Ego damage would be eased by appointing members from the main intelligence and appropriations committees as equals on new Senate and House subcommittees empowered with the doubled-edged role.
In an uproarious mash-up, the appliance-gone-wrong ingests a squirrel, which it quickly regurgitates, minus some fur but empowered with the gift of thought and super-squirrel strength.
Young people with facial disfigurements and other disabilities should be educated about their rights, and empowered with the understanding that disability and disfigurement-related hate crime is totally unacceptable.
"We will be mounting an aggressive outreach campaign so consumers are empowered with the knowledge they need to make an informed choice among these higher quality, more affordable options".
