1. gives power, authority, or legal right to someone to do something
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'impower'; formal or legal register

Examples

• The new law impowers citizens to vote in local elections.
• This document impowers the manager to make financial decisions.
• The constitution impowers the president to appoint judges.
• The agreement impowers both parties to negotiate terms.
• Education impowers young people to pursue their dreams.