| Can you comment on the way those acts disempower citizens and restrict rights many consider basic to democracy? |
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| Eyes were removed from Egyptian statues to disempower the person they represented. |
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| The separation of arts and politics can sometimes be a false one used to disempower people and limit their consciousness. |
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| Whilst providing too much information might protect practitioners it can disempower patients. |
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| Every attempt to displace or disempower it has led to more problems, not fewer. |
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| However, getting this input and then ignoring or appearing to ignore it may further disempower and frustrate homeless people. |
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| Also an approach which emphasises the sheer power and wealth of global corporations can demoralise and disempower workers. |
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| In order to disempower the Parliament to the benefit of the people, it is also necessary to follow the procedure for amendment of the constitution. |
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| Be aware that language choice and how languages are used in the classroom can hinder or facilitate communication and learning, i.e. it can both empower and disempower people. |
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| Whether in families, communities, health facilities, workplaces, schools or other settings, discrimination and negative attitudes disempower people. |
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| It has created a fertile ground for all sorts of experts some of whom have neocolonial agendas while others simply use the pandemic to enrich themselves or to disempower poor Africans. |
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| A powerful head can sometimes disempower the teaching staff, and create among them a sort of passivity that is close to inertia. |
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| I do not wish this news to disempower my fans and the people about the institution of marriage in any way. |
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| There has to be a better way to empower a population looking to disempower the same regime we wish to destabilize. |
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| The summary presents a variety of environmental, sociological, and cultural factors that disempower women throughout the world. |
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| Discriminatory provisions in both the Civil and Penal Codes, and flaws in the administration of justice disempower women and aggravate their vulnerability. |
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| But is he the man to disempower the warlords and disarm their militias in order to push through this constitution? |
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| Why shouldn't a doctor, cowed and exhausted by a system seemingly designed to undermine and disempower, consider selling their labour to the highest bidder? |
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| While such discriminatory legal frameworks have particular importance for women who are widowed as a result of HIV, they disempower all women and girls by increasing their financial dependence on men. |
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| They are so concerned with rearranging power relationships, so as to disempower the empowered and elevate the disempowered, that they are prepared in the service of that end to sacrifice liberty. |
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| Paul has used all the levers available to a senator to stand in the way of a bill in recent days, in full knowledge that the chamber's failure to pass legislation would disempower the country's spy agencies. |
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| Most other states don't have the power to change voting rules by popular ballot, meaning that legislatures will, in effect, have to vote to disempower themselves. |
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| The third Wingti government took steps to disempower the elected provincial governments, which culminated in the passage of controversial legislative reforms in 1995, after Wingti left office. |
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