Sentence examples for sufficiently empowered from inspiring English sources

When we look ahead to a potential Hillary Clinton presidency, we should see a politician who might respond to grassroots mobilizations by forging progressive change – if sufficiently empowered and sufficiently pressed.

This quest for "total justice" has had the effect of creating a far greater role for courts and lawyers: because elected officials aren't sufficiently empowered to bring changes, people turn to the judiciary.

But now the selectors feel sufficiently empowered to recall for the tour of South Africa two batsmen who have not played an innings since the squad was chosen for the current trip to the UAE.

If a firm is not sufficiently "empowered"—ie, if too few of its shares and jobs are in black hands—it will not win or retain an operating licence.

Spending an afternoon here is to feel as though you have tumbled down a rabbit hole to somewhere politics feels as it should do: a rare place where the vulnerable are sufficiently empowered to be able to hold politicians to account live on stage.

In the end, however, his book is a plea for the United States to support the creation of an international criminal justice system "sufficiently empowered to cause would-be war criminals to reconsider their ambitions, knowing that they might otherwise be hunted for the rest of their days and eventually be brought to justice".

In the absence of tools and support for rewarding good performance and punishing poor performance, the tacit, indirect approach to managing dual practice does not sufficiently empower health managers to supervise and enforce boundaries for government employees, who must fulfill their duties in both the public and private sectors.

The ANMs based at the sub-centres are not sufficiently trained or empowered with drugs and commodities to provide a comprehensive package of care as the health department emphasizes mainly preventive maternal and child health functions for them (Mavalankar et al. 2010; George 2010).

Woolley wrote yesterday that "without any women of stature standing, the leadership challenge becomes a poor portrayal of a party that has campaigned so long for women's rights, but has not empowered them sufficiently for one of them to stand.

Our sample size was uniquely and sufficiently large to empower us to investigate thoroughly numerous factors and interactions even under a very stringent type I error (0.01) and to split our data to avoid reporting false positive interactions.

"Even upon the assumption that the government has an interest in substituting itself for informed and empowered parents, its interest is not sufficiently compelling to justify this widespread restriction on speech".