Sentence examples for first empowered from inspiring English sources

Homeopathy and advocates for this system of medicine have had a long-time collaborative relationship with the F.D.A. ever since this health agency was first empowered with regulatory controls as a result of the famed Federal Food Drugs and Cosmetics Act of 1938.

(Her voice is disconcertingly similar to that of Mr. Carpenter's first empowered femme from "Halloween," Jamie Lee Curtis, right down to the Valley drawl, even though Ms. Henstridge is Canadian.) As Mr. Carpenter's antihero, Ice Cube wears a sleeveless black T-shirt like Kurt Russell in the director's "Escape" movies, and his gangsta scowl is even funnier than his combative line readings.

First, empowered communities may be able to protect themselves from the instruction of new hazards and eliminate extant ones (Bullard and Wright 1993; Lee 1993; Morello-Frosch et al. 2002; Phoenix 1993; Rich et al. 1995; Zimmerman 2000).

To help families make critical choices, we must first empower them with knowledge.

First, empowering donors with the right information to help them make a difference.

Square puts its sellers first, empowering them with tools that allow them to participate in and help drive the economy.

If you would like your customers to advocate for your company, you must first empower and incentivize them to do so.

As Eddy explains, "If someone is economically independent, he can be politically independent, ideologically independent, and he can be tribally independent". With this in mind, Eddy built, Peace for Africa and Economic Development (PAD), which first empowers youth to start micro-businesses, then connects them to promote peace and bridge rifts between tribal groups.

Ultimately First empowers, elevates, and amplifies the voices of Firsts by fostering a visible community at the WWS.

The first empowers us in society; the second enriches us as individuals and encourages us to think for ourselves... unless, of course, the latter is deliberately "educated" out of us for the convenience of those who'd really rather we didn't.

We're just waiting on the S.E.C. to finalize their Rulings, which have been delayed, but will roll out in two phases throughout 2013: first empowering accredited investors, then later in the year, non-accrediteds.