It has empowered you, it has empowered me and it has empowered some other guys as well.

Abbott felt empowered.

But the same de centralization of authority that had empowered Islamist movements also empowered Moroccan women.

Well, the Internet has empowered us.

In Egypt, young people, inspired by satellite television images and empowered by modern communications, lit and fed the fire.

If they vote Yes, he is re empowered.

So, on August 15th, again, Independence Day, 2009, empowered with the same process, we empowered 100,000 children to say, I can.

Yet information technology and global social media have empowered people to overcome social fragmentation along occupational, residential, and national lines.

Thus empowered, Mahisasura began wreaking havoc on heaven and earth.

This broadened their focus to Moroccan society as a whole and questions of how people could be empowered to improve their lives.

With soft power, however, the energy of empowered followers strengthens leaders.

And he coined this term e Patients equipped, engaged, empowered, enabled.

Empowered with this data, companies can make better and more informed decisions.

The youth in our country needs to be empowered, to be heard.

Even those Europeans who believe wrongly that democracy does not easily take root in post Soviet countries should recognize that our people now feel empowered.

This totally skips the husband as a middleman and is a direct deal between the people who want the housewives to be empowered and the housewives.

They must also be empowered with knowledge, skills, and tools to take action.

Today, they are one of the most empowered and dynamic Spanish speaking Afrodescendent communities.

In other words, are women empowered to contribute fully to global economic growth and prosperity?

Even at this early stage, it is apparent that the agreement has empowered Iran regionally.

The new court is empowered to reconcile or revoke laws that contain conflicts and duplications.

The democratization of Iraq has empowered the Shi a majority, which in turn greatly strengthened Iran s influence.

Chaos in Iraq has empowered Iran a much more dangerous country for Europe than Iraq ever was.

Rural farmers found themselves empowered to organize themselves, criticize some authorities and even dismiss their village chief.

Each citizen should feel empowered, not isolated and abandoned, in the face of globalization and technological transformation.

No mandatory courses, no grades and the students are empowered to help manage and police the school.

The regime may assume that it will be able to use the process to its own advantage, but events may not be that easy to control once people begin to feel empowered.

And this is realistic. And there is nothing wrong about it because the Internet has greatly empowered many of these young people and it plays a completely different social role for them.

But the same de centralization of authority that had empowered Islamist movements also empowered Moroccan women. Better educated and more in touch with global currents through the media or their own travel, women began participating in Moroccan political debates.

Fortunately, the Pharaoh had empowered his technocratic official (Joseph) to save grain in the seven years of plenty, building up sufficient stockpiles to save the Egyptian people from starvation during the bad years.

But the Convention's outcome is unpredictable. The opposition posed by this newly empowered political constituency could be decisive.

The latter option would make Qurei an empowered prime minister, which is what many Palestinians and others want.

When citizens feel disempowered by an authoritarian government, the next best thing is to feel empowered by national prowess.

Of course, the potential of educated, empowered women to drive sustained economic growth is not limited to South Korea.

And, in an age of flatter hierarchies and empowered knowledge workers, soft power is likely to increase in importance.

The new Emir will now need to navigate skillfully between the Al Sabah family s factions and a newly empowered parliament.

Deviant individuals and groups exist in all human societies, and they are now empowered in ways that were once unthinkable.

Arriving 30 years after the military coup that brought Pinochet to power, the report has both unsettled and empowered Chileans.

Throughout the region, newly mobilized (and thus empowered) Arab youth are trying to move their countries towards reform and liberalization.

It is to be hoped that Nepal s newly elected Maoists have the wisdom to listen to their newly empowered electorate.

It was because Shi ite religious leadership felt empowered, optimistic, and secure enough to press the Sadrists to end their revolt.

Countries that qualify ought to have access to a lender of last resort and be empowered to pursue countercyclical policies.

People who previously depended on various government handouts, which were often allocated on the basis of political favoritism, would be empowered to decide directly for themselves how they spend the resources provided to them by the state.

The royal family is empowered to administer the country, but through consultation with different sectors, like tribal leaders or merchant groups.

For example, micro credit has empowered millions of women, while important lessons have been learned from such schemes design and implementation.