| I adjusted the CSS formatting to enhance the posts from each other, emboldening the headings, and generally enhancing the appearance of the posts. |
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| China blames American interference for emboldening Vietnam and the Philippines to stand up to it over the sea. |
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| However, the crisis has revealed the deficiencies of this approach and is emboldening a human rights-based critique of financial regulation. |
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| Too often these crimes are not adequately punished, emboldening the perpetrators and leaving a society hostage to criminals and thieves. |
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| We believe the legislation would likely have a profoundly negative impact on the ongoing negotiations – emboldening Iranian hardliners. |
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| They are emboldening China and showing a willingness to ignore democratic ideals. |
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| This is always done with the aim of emboldening defenceless local people and giving them the ability to help themselves. |
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| The long stand-off was harming the economy and emboldening the Taliban to make more inroads, notably in Helmand province in the south. |
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| All through the next day record crowds flocked to Tahrir Square, energising and emboldening the core protesters. |
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| And those giants have already weathered many storms, emboldening them. |
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| Once certain truths and facts are made known and certain taboos are broken, this does have a profound effect in terms of emboldening people to ask for change. |
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| It is obvious that such an approach towards terrorist groups undermines the worldwide consensus against terrorism and could only result in emboldening terrorists to continue their inhumane activities. |
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| Does she not understand that the Taliban follows the media and that by her party bringing forward this motion it is actually emboldening the Taliban to increase the attacks on our soldiers in Afghanistan? |
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| But many children in this rural area of Upper Egypt already possessed an inherent respect for nature, and the programme's value was in emboldening them to turn their beliefs into actions. |
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| Could you explain to me whether there has been a decision to become more outspoken, thereby emboldening us as Canadians to act as stronger advocates for the Ahmadiyya community in Pakistan, Indonesia, and elsewhere? |
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| Most important of all, through the freezing of crises, the emboldening of radicals, and the possibility of using nuclear weapons as an instrument for power projection, Iran would destabilize countries in the region. |
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| Such impunity aggravates the situation by emboldening the perpetrators and by undermining confidence in public authorities, whose interest, competence or impartiality may be called into question. |
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| On various occasions, Djibouti claimed that Eritrea was emboldening the northern Afar militia and that the Afar militia planted mines in the border area between Eritrea and Djibouti. |
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| King George III then issued a Proclamation of Rebellion on August 23, 1775, leading to an emboldening of hitherto weak support for independence in the colonies. |
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