Sentence examples for would not be empowered from inspiring English sources

A staunchly conservative woman from Phoenix said she was hopeful that a President Trump would not be empowered to "just hit the button" at will.

Pruitt would not be empowered to cancel the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan, which sets goals for states to meet in reducing their carbon pollution.

Mr. Ryan, of course, wouldn't be empowered to deal with the White House in the way that Mr. Gingrich was as a Republican speaker.

If the response were coordinated by a global agency, those local officials would not be so empowered.

The strong point for all semi-Pelagians was the justice of God: God would not be just if man were not natively empowered to make at least the first step toward salvation.

The court would not be expected to approve individual drone strikes, and the executive branch would still be empowered to take emergency actions to prevent an impending attack.

Energy could also empower education, as the School of Fongo Tongo would not be subject to energy cuts, rather, it would benefit from constant energy supply.

Mr. Brown said the panel would be empowered to summon "any British document" and "any British citizen," implying that American officials would not be asked to testify.

Six says it probably wouldn't be as empowering to play the role of the person doing the raping, for instance.

Had someone objected to the details of Josie's private story, Change.org might have been compelled to remove it, and she would not have been empowered the way that she was online.

Al Gore suggests that it is teachers, and not bureaucrats and politicians, who would be empowered and gain respect in his administration.