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An important issue is the empowerment of the project team.

At empowerment schools, however, the average teacher had 86 students.

Can it be anything less than the full empowerment of our students?

Including women in important decisions is one form of empowerment.

By law, each had to have a black empowerment component.

"There is much more on the empowerment of women," he said.

For many, the sense of empowerment they develop changes their entire lives.

"Kids these days love the feeling of empowerment," he said.

Empowerment is key, but I'm aware of how difficult this will be.

There's a lot of talk these days about empowerment, which is helping people help themselves.

"I think our empowerment has put men in some ways on the defensive."

Her residents say she gave them a sense of focus, community and empowerment.

There was a price to be paid for this new sense of empowerment.

The award is given to a woman who works for human rights and women's empowerment.

He was minister of state for social justice and empowerment from 2003 to 2004.

"If we had greater economic empowerment, a lot of other issues would be easier to deal with."

I hope to give children a feeling of empowerment so that they can do something even in a tiny little way.

"What I hear from students is more empowerment," he said.

Education is instrumental for the empowerment of women and children.

"The empowerment zone is doing everything it can to help them."

They do not cover human rights, political empowerment of women, or governance.

It's not clear how "cost empowerment" works for these patients.

She had been reading a lot about abusive behavior and empowerment.

"I want business owners to come and talk to students about economic empowerment," he said.

Yet it was also a time of liberation and empowerment.