"This is a very insider-driven process, which empowers well-connected elites at the expense of people who cast their votes during the primary," said Brian Jack, Trump's national delegate director.
It's not just members on the committee, but off the committee, so that they feel empowered as well.
But for those who are victims of censorship, the increasingly elaborate efforts required to outmanoeuvre censors are liberating, empowering and well worth the effort.
Ms Moss says: "These are people with a strong sense of vision, with skills to communicate and empower as well as take a day-to-day interest in the individuals within a business".
Doctors say that such accountability can help patients feel more cared for and empowered, as well as enhance the reputation of the doctor and medical center as honest brokers.
The critics of working mothers fail to realize that by balancing a career in addition to motherhood, these women are not only "feminine," "loving," and "kind," but they can claim the titles "independent," "fulfilled," and "empowered" as well.
Early in my dancing years, I was taught the "dance language," a blend of commitment, artistry and creativity that has empowered me well beyond my years as a dancer.
Near-death business experiences can empower as well--as I discovered when my first husband took over his dad's failing small health and beauty aid business.
The increase in complete fungal genome sequencing has given rise to a new wave of model organisms, empowered by well-established genomic resources.
However, patients' perception of their quality of life is also improved when they are empowered by well-designed educational programs.
Having strong, suitably empowered and well-funded national drug regulatory agencies is essential, and many countries will need help in achieving this goal.
