disempower การใช้

• The organization identifies and indicates phenomena and mechanisms of exploitation that disempower workers.
• Adult children can empower or disempower their parents.
• A father does not disempower his own children in order to be empowered himself.
• Or is it designed to disempower them, forcing them back into a hole?
• With this the most serious attempt by Speyer to disempower the clergy had failed.
• The third persona would be those whom these critiques disempower and silence through latent dismissal.
• Popular culture images play a dual role : They empower and disempower at the same time.
• It would disempower the role of government in regulating our day-to-day lives.
• Anti-consumerists claim that in a consumerist society, advertisement images disempower and objectify the consumer.
• One of the first newspapers articles about KTRM said their purpose was to disempower the far right.
• By doing this, the government will disempower the people when its goal should be to empower them.
• Jokes designed to disempower an opponent are good rhetoric, but poor wiki etiquette and contrary to Wikipedia policy.
• The notion that there is a code of the future seems to disempower rather then empower us as a people.
• It has also been argued that NGOs often disempower people by allowing funders to push for stability over social justice.
• She sought to deconstruct and disempower " thing white thing " by showing audiences haunting and perverse images of whiteness.
• "The conspiracy of silence that was used to manipulate and disempower these women really infuriated me, " she said.
• The notion contrasts with that expressed of her before the hoax was revealed and may indicate an overall strategy to disempower Toft completely.
• Additionally, Le Bon's theory ignores the socio-cultural context of the crowd, which some theorists argue can disempower social change.
• "While they empower, " he says, " they may also disempower by precluding solidarities across those racialized borders ."
• The negative connotations of which can be used to oppress or disempower people, particularly members of minority groups and people who are non-normative.