On Paris walls in the student upheavals of May 1968 appeared the Sartrean slogan, "Power to the imagination".Besides a weakness for overgeneralisation, Sartre tended to over-empower the mind.
The Empowerment of the Elderly Act: All citizens age sixty-five and over will empower themselves by paying their Social Security benefits directly from their own savings accounts, instead of having to rely on the uncertainty of occasionally tardy mailings from the federal government.
But it's not just that a near-universal celebrity-driven approach fundamentally changes the nature of people's engagement with causes, or that it over-empowers entertainers.
They made mistakes, but solved them with the help of "enthusiastic kid voice-overs", which empowered children and helped them feel smarter than the adults.
Humanized birth can be advocated by reducing over-medicalized childbirths, empowering women and implying evidence-based maternity practice [ 8].
Reducing over-medicalized childbirths, empowering women and the use of evidence-based maternity practice are strategies that promote humanized birth.
House called Costilla County a "good example," of the problems with the state Republican Party, but he went on to say Republicans aren't capitalizing on their voter advantage over Democrats and empowering state counties to be "franchises" of the state party.
At this year's camp, Kehli is working with local educators and volunteers to empower over 100 local youth through activities designed to enhance their academic performance, athletic abilities, and artistic talents.
(Wartenberg (1990) argues that this feminist understanding of power, which he calls transformative power, is actually a type of power-over, albeit one that is distinct from domination because it aims at empowering those over whom it is exercised.
Worst case, a judge rules the raw data must be turned over and empowers a monitor with explicit restrictions on how Congress uses the information.
