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.
Annoyed by the Great Man theory of individual genius, Brian Eno coined the word "scenius": an "ecology of talent" in which the right combination of personnel and circumstance further empowers the truly gifted and enables more modest talents to outdo themselves.
While the latter view underestimates that degree to which such a move further empowers the existing structural arrangement and inflicts damage upon those who undergo the regulations (82 3), the former fail to see how, in practice, movement away from some medical regulation is not going to be possible without also completely undermining access to the technology (90 1).
While a conviction in federal court may feel good in this case, it further empowers the federal government to encroach upon state jurisdiction and weakens due process rights for defendants in general.
In the past, the administration has largely stayed out of the tribal areas, in part for fear that exposure of any American-led operations there would so embarrass the Musharraf government that it could further empower his critics, who have declared he was too close to Washington.
In the Spanish New World, plunder further empowered the elite.
The danger is that Brexit will further empower the strong state of which the prime minister is an admirer.
User-generated content on websites such as TripAdvisor has further empowered travellers, delivering more or less objective destinations guides.
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.
