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Перевод: empower

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уполномочивать; давать возможность; разрешать

Тезаурус:

1. Through knowing what happens if we empower Ego, and by understanding our payoffs, we can decide to change - to choose love rather than fear, joy rather than struggle, forgiveness rather than punishment, cooperation rather than competition, honesty rather than deception, responsibility rather than blame; and to do so every day of our lives.
2. As we accept more responsibility, so we empower and enrich our lives.
3. That's why we aim to empower young people to give them the maximum choice to build their own success.
4. Some political activists concluded from this that what was needed was to "empower the poor", encourage their civic and political participation as a way to redress the balance, give them the strength to organize in such a way as to make effective claims on society, to receive those citizen's rights to which they were said to be entitled.
5. Step forward Kenneth Clarke, with plans to empower courts to send offenders to new secure training centres.
6. Information and education empower people".
7. The party is concerned to "empower" the individual, and interestingly the party's policy review, Meet the Challenge.
8. AN ATTEMPT by party activists to empower the Labour conference to amend the leadership's policy review was defeated with the aid of union block votes.
9. Since the 1980s, community organisations began to set up resource centres to serve and empower marginalised societies.
10. For example, self-help and community projects may provide support to parents and families, empower vulnerable people and develop informal networks in neighbourhoods (Collins and Pancoast, 1976).
11. Parry sees the problem which Fanon addressed as precisely that of how to constitute self-identity in a way which validates native difference, and thereby empower the native to rebel.
12. Rather than taking over or adapting old forms of psychology, these feminists hope to create a psychology of their own, which, by addressing specifically female aspects of subjectivity, will empower women.
13. Most clergy, however, discourage such dependency on themselves as human leaders and instead aim to empower and enable others - especially the lay people in the congregation.