Table 2 Growth curve models in which empowering ILT is predicted by time in Swedish VET Empty model Model 1 Model 2 Par.
Wald tests for fixed effects and χ2-tests of diff log likelihood for random effects * p < 0.05 ** p < 0.01 Table 3 Growth curve models in which empowering ILT is predicted by time in Danish VET Empty model Model 1 Model 2 Par.
As White House Counsel, Gonzales had also drafted Executive Order 13233 in 2001, which empowered presidents to invoke executive privilege over presidential records.
Saudi Arabia, the US, and others tend to view the Houthi movement as another Iranian power grab, like the country's involvement in Lebanon, which empowered the Lebanese Shia and led to the establishment of Hezbollah.
The educators believed that feedback they provided to staff was crucial in developing a mutual understanding which empowered patients to engage in safe behaviours, such as ringing the call bell for assistance.
The Supreme Court's 2010 decision in the Citizens United case, which empowered outside political groups to raise money free from contribution limits, has only added to the fund-raising demands on the president.
– Lee Ormandy is intelligence and legal manager at Surrey county council The Audit Commission used to also play a role in offering protection to external auditors, which empowered them to pursue investigations without fear of being sued or losing future contracts.
It was the students' presence and focus upon women which empowered the women in this study.
For example, enzymes of slow-growing plants can be reconstituted in microbes, which empower them with the ability to produce useful plant metabolic compounds from sugars faster than plants.
The teamwork approach is based in trust, which empowers synergistic action.
