empower * , also: impower

"They felt empowered to take care of their own health."

"We have to show kids how they can become empowered."

Because I needed to be empowered in this personal part of me.

I thought you were going to say it was empowering.

I want to empower her to feel that she can help me.

They actually start to take responsibility for themselves and become empowered in some way.

"They are empowered to do things that make business sense," he said.

He understood now what empowered a man to fall in love.

Susan felt empowered, as if finally she was in control.

However, it is also empowered to make its own decisions.

He had talked to the voice that was empowered to say yes.

Best to empower the one who won, is it not?

It empowers them to give their take on world issues.

It can help us feel more empowered and less stressed.

Mine is that I want to empower people in their own lives.

This district was created to help empower a new community.

Only the Legislature, he said, is empowered to take such a step.

Its aim is to empower women to control their own lives.

"We finally have someone here who is empowered by the board to make decisions," he said.

It calls for decisions that I am not empowered to make.

And he's empowered to do practically anything to get his job done.

I would tell him that you were empowered by me to discuss the matter.

"That decision we are empowered to make," said the first man.

Make sure they are properly empowered by full training and support.

Neither were they usually empowered to vote on their own decision.