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Even more restrictively, the Pope directs local bishops to take "the initiatives necessary" to strengthen a school's Catholic character. The decree's most contentious elements are printed in the smallest type: footnotes | cite clauses in the 1983 Code of Canon Law that mandate a local bishop's prior approval...
...empower the nation's disadvantaged through education vouchers, tenant management of public housing, tougher law enforcement, child care and other initiatives. Initially, no doubt, he will face a storm of protest from entrenched civil rights groups, but in the long run Bush may well be remembered as the Empowerment President...
Soon after the cable-television industry was deregulated in 1984, critics began calling for new government controls. Many consumers wanted to curb fast- rising rates, while would-be cable competitors wanted authority to enter the business. Last week the House approved a bill that would empower the Federal Communications Commission...
. The University should empower the ACSR to enact strict ethical guidelines which all Harvard investment affiliates are bound to follow.
Panelist Doug Scott, associate director of the Sierra Club, agreed with Clay. "The greatest challenge we have is to empower the people," Scott said. "We don't want environmental advocacy to result in panicked people. We need to empower them to rally to the cause more effectively."