Sentence examples for empowers new from inspiring English sources

The Mobile Alliance for Maternal Action (MAMA) empowers new and expectant mothers living in poverty with life-saving health information via mobile phones.

Connecting virtually everything requires a broad mix of wireless technologies -- 4G LTE, 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and more -- that meets the needs of all those devices and things coming online, and empowers new ways of using them.

Organizations like Soliya, an organization that facilitates dialogue among students from diverse background, and Seeds of Peace, an organization that inspires and empowers new generations of young leaders on individual and societal levels, are ahead of the curve.

For one week, beginning September 17th, the NYIC is partnering with our New York allies to launch "Empowering New Americans Week" - a week of free citizenship clinics and voter registration opportunities in New York to help immigrants naturalize and register to vote.

Empower New Haven is training residents for service jobs while attracting new industry.

Digitisation is gnawing away at established companies' business models and empowering new insurgents at an escalating pace.

Still, even if such investments empower new generations to get ahead, they are quite likely to believe that they did it all by themselves.

If we are to deliver on our ambitions to empower new consumer behaviours, it is essential that we listen to the science and go beyond the limitations of traditional self-reporting research methodologies as a source of insight.

But to Byatt, Olive is less a paragon of fairy-­godmotherhood than an ambiguously empowered New Woman and a conflicted sage for an era when the entire culture had reverted to a kind of childishness.

Andrew Rasiej is a professional doer, futurist, social entrepreneur, and Founder of Personal Democracy Media, which publishes information and produces events about how the intersection of technology, politics, and civil society is empowering new levels of citizen engagement.

He is also the co-founder of techPresident.com, an award winning blog that covers how the Obama Administration and Congress is using the web, and how technology is empowering new levels of citizen engagement throughout the United States.