Blogging and Twittering and instantaneous publication empower not only readers, but also those most threatened by daring journalism.
It empowered not only networks but smaller news operations as well to report from just about anywhere.
Blogging and twittering and instantaneous publication empower not only readers, but also those threatened by daring journalism.
Its newly elected assembly was empowered not only to pass laws and write a fresh constitution, but to appoint a new government.Egypt's legislature will not enjoy so clear or so broad a mandate.
Q. Was it a goal to give people from minorities more opportunities in film? A. I thought, if I have an opportunity, why don't I empower not only black people, but the minority, the less given to?
If we are serious about building self-sustaining communities where people are empowered not only to consume but also to create, it is vital not to overlook the importance of our nation's fledgling shared machine shops.
Members feel empowered not only by the fighting capabilities of the group but by its ideology, which provides them with tools and zeal to argue back against even the most learned of Muslim clerics, whom Isis labels as distorters of Islam's authentic message.
This relates to the observation that victims of discrimination need to be empowered not only by laws, but these laws crucially should be enforced and used.
Ultimately, as a practical and realistic extension, we demonstrate that such protein-like sequences can be "plugged-into" routine and generic sequence database searches to empower not only remote homology detection but also fold recognition.
With a growing uncertainty over the role teachers will play in the future of education and higher ed classrooms, smart education companies are looking for ways to empower not only formally-trained teachers, but educators of all stripes.
