Sentence examples for empowering resource from inspiring English sources
Currently being taught in university women's studies programs, Your Daughter's Bedroom is considered "an empowering resource for mothers and daughters everywhere" by Publishers Weekly, and "a fascinating and empowering text for women of all ages" by Kirkus Review.
Having been defined as one of the coping means with HIV/AIDS, spirituality is argued in this paper as an empowering resource in both well-being of the individuals with such a life threatening illness and their adaptation to the illness process.
As an author, coach, consultant, motivational speaker, and trainer, Tamesha serves as an empowering resource for individuals and organizations.
-- they provide access to a fast-growing array of empowering resources and guidance.
Here, the aim of the legislation is to protect the disadvantaged consumer from exploitation, and to empower resource-poor communities through increased levels of awareness and the creation of avenues to make their voices heard.
Big Society Capital recently launched a £1m investment in Developing and Empowering Resources in Communities (Deric), which has been proven in trials to increase care time by around 25%.
Setting research priorities in the university, educating and empowering human resources, and collaborating with research users, are the themes which ranked second; these include the resources, strategies and activities planned and performed at the university level, but were not of a desirable status.
At the other extreme, however, others warn that simply seeking to empower local resource users provides no guarantee for achieving conservation success (Bradshaw 2003).
Working with a partner organization called Tshulu Trust, I set up environmental education programs at the Makuya Empowered Voices Resource Centre, which had been built by Tshulu the year before.
Ascertainment of cases through NCRN has been directed towards those diagnosed at young age and this serves to empower the resource for identifying disease-causing alleles by virtue of genetic enrichment.
Six Sigma has enormous potential to reduce breakdown costs, improve performance, grow revenue, strengthen focus, and empower resources (Snee and Hoerl 2004).
