Sentence examples for future empower from inspiring English sources

"Our proposals will put the NHS on a more sustainable footing for the future, empower clinicians to design services in the best interests of patients and ensure it is comparable to the world's best-performing health systems".

The event, Invest in the Future: Empower Adolescent Girls Now, is in line with the Joint Statement on Accelerating Efforts to Advance the Rights of Adolescent Girls (PDF), issued in March 2010 by the UN Adolescent Girls Task Force, which helps developing countries formulate policies and programmes that empower adolescent girls.

If the regime wants to keep China united, a lively civil society could be a bridge to the future, empowering individuals and institutions so that when the crunch comes, as it inevitably will, China's binary history does not end up repeating itself all over again.

At a time when Haitians are working hard to recover from severe shocks to their country and build a better future, empowering youth to speak up, tell their own stories and be heard is one of the ways UNICEF is working to ensure that every Haitian young person's rights are upheld and protected.

We build a better future by empowering individuals to empower themselves".

But working and socialising with women, and doing [campaign group] Future Feminism, empowered me in the feminine, and I could accept that it was OK to be the way I am.

Instead of embracing the trends of the future and empowering our citizens, too many policymakers would rather roll back the clock.

Dr. Maathai fueled this broad-based grassroots movement by planting seeds of hope for a brighter future and empowering everyday people to discover the leader within.

I have been given the opportunity to plan ahead, to secure my children's futures and empower others to call out injustices and protect themselves against abhorrent elder abuse.

By Melanne Verveer and Tricia Correia, author of "Women, Millennials, and the Future Workplace: Empowering all Employees" and former Bank of America Fellow on Women and the Economy at the Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security.

Provision of small livestock is viewed by many veterinarians as a practical way of giving hope for a positive future and empowering mothers.