Sentence examples for further empowered from inspiring English sources
In the Spanish New World, plunder further empowered the elite.
User-generated content on websites such as TripAdvisor has further empowered travellers, delivering more or less objective destinations guides.
That argument falls apart when you consider that Southerners supported legislation, like the Fugitive Slave Act, that actually reduced states' rights, as long as they further empowered slaveholders.
Criminal gangs became dominant forces in Serbia during the Balkan conflicts of the nineteen-nineties, and they were further empowered by Western sanctions, which gave them a stranglehold on the markets for gasoline, cigarettes, and other staples.
In 2007 a constitutional amendment rendered Nazarbayev personally exempt from the two-term limit on the presidency, and in mid-2010 the Kazakh parliament issued him the title Leader of the Nation, which further empowered him by protecting his assets and making him immune to prosecution.
It explicitly made landlords liable and applied the rule, apparently more broadly, to "standing water" rather than "stagnant water" and further empowered the department not only to prevent "the breeding or harborage" of mosquitoes, but also to prevent "conditions conducive" to their breeding or harborage.
The danger is that Brexit will further empower the strong state of which the prime minister is an admirer.
This has allowed Aboriginal people to create and manage a wealth base and to further empower our mob culturally and spiritually.
Critics of limits say they would further empower staff members, whom nobody elected, and would undercut the fundamental rights of voters to choose their own representatives.
President Obama, in his long-term budget plan, proposed further empowering the vital Independent Payment Advisory Board to control Medicare spending.
A spokesperson told The Independent: "Fred has and continues to lead the company as he further empowers his team to better position the company for growth.
