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empower

verb as in authorize, enable

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NHS chief executive Amanda Pritchard welcomed the accountability, saying: "The extensive package of reforms, developed together with government, will empower all leaders working in the NHS - and it will give them the tools they need to provide the best possible services for our patients."

From BBC

This reconfiguration coincides with Sir Keir Starmer coming to a view four-and-a-half months into the job as prime minister that it isn’t sufficient for No 10 to merely empower government departments to crack on with their work.

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I was looking for something that would empower me, and I loved the idea of being able to ride motorcycles with other women.

“We were asking Democratic leadership to empower us,” Alawieh said.

From Slate

She joined Llwy Gariad at SpanArts in Pembrokeshire, which is a group set up to help empower young people to talk about and express their identities.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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