Sentence examples for re-empowering from inspiring English sources

Hypothetically, overturning Citizens United could happen but what needs to happen is re-empowering those who were disempowered.

If he truly means to redirect public services down to communities, he cannot avoid re-empowering elected local government, however distasteful he and his colleagues may find it.

Repulsed by the ascendancy of the Radicals, Democrats in the Upper and Border South took a leading role in opposing Reconstruction, even if it meant re-empowering ex-Confederates.

But the prospect of re-empowering militias after billions of international dollars were spent after the US-led invasion in 2001 to disarm illegally armed groups alarms many experts.

Acknowledging the differences is one of the most important things we can do, both because no one is an expert as much as the person who has the mental health problem, and because this is the first step to re-empowering people not further stripping them.

Indeed, re-empowering us with control of our own online data, Kerrigan  insists, represents the next multi-billion dollar opportunity.

We need to re-empower party organisations and the grassroots.

He has re-empowered ministers and allowed them to run their own portfolios.

Local government must be re-empowered to fill the space vacated by the private sector.

This is one way to re-empower those in Brexit areas who feel dispossessed.

"I'm sympathetic towards any attempt to re-empower local communities, really I am," he says.