Примери за използване на Embolden на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I hoped the nickname would embolden him.
It could embolden critics of her Brexit strategy, but is not expected to trigger her downfall.
A failed intercept would likely embolden the North to move ahead even faster.
Turkey is also concerned that Iraqi Kurdish efforts to incorporate the oil center of Kirkuk into their self-governing region could embolden the PKK.
That would also embolden the SPD's left flank who would prefer the party to quit the coalition with Merkel.
Failing to do so will have global repercussions- and will embolden other authoritarian states to tighten their grip.
And it will likely embolden Putin, who faced no pushback from Trump over the election allegations or a long list of other Kremlin actions, ranging from Syria to Ukraine.
If all ends well,perhaps the demonstration that our methods work will embolden more to come forward.
Such a designation will likely only embolden Bulgaria and the nationalist forces active in its government and society;
While you might be deterred by expensive studio classes that charge a high monthly membership,finding more affordable options may embolden you to take a class.
Meanwhile, Trump's cluelessness will likely embolden traditional US adversaries, such as Russia, Syria, and North Korea.
This will embolden more to further“push the envelope” until it becomes apparent that the Illuminati, who none could actually see or discern but who knew were ever present, are no longer there, or if they are, are not adverse to the actions taken.
Trump's cluelessness on the international stage will likely embolden some traditional adversaries, such as Russia, Syria, and North Korea.
The situation could embolden the EU negotiators in the Brexit talks, though it is still far from certain how the talks, which are due to last two years, will play out.
But even these books he could not revoke,for such a course would embolden the enemies of truth, and they would then take occasion to crush God'
It would almost certainly embolden Israel to unilaterally annex the occupied Palestinian West Bank, East Jerusalem and the Syrian Golan Heights in gross violation of international law and in contempt of the United Nations.
Stanekzai's assertions strengthen fears that the withdrawal of U.S. andNATO forces would embolden the Taliban, and that the insurgents may not uphold their commitments.
We will be told that a Brexit would embolden Putin, though it seems to me he is more likely to be emboldened, for instance, by the West's relative passivity in Syria.
Many Afghans worry that an abrupt departure of foreign troops will leave Afghan forces vulnerable and further embolden the Taliban, who already portray a U.S. withdrawal as their victory.
There is also concern Trump's visit could embolden the Polish government and encourage what the EU sees as an erosion of the rule of law in Poland.
The budget plan also calls for more than $1 trillion in defense spending over the Obama administration's 10-year plan,arguing that“failure to provide adequate funding to meet these defense objectives would embolden America's enemies.”.
Carter administration officials feared that a Sandinista victory would embolden revolutionary forces in neighboring countries, especially Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador.
Regrettably, this result will only embolden extremists at the other end of the spectrum, and particularly the insidious EDL, who want nothing more than to sow fear and mistrust in the hope of attracting greater support,” said Jon Benjamin.
However, a second loss in Istanbul would undermine his image of invincibility and possibly embolden rivals, such as ex-prime minister Ahmet Davutoglu, who is said to have toyed with founding a new party.
But a below-par performance will embolden critics in her party and could then complicate the already-difficult task of executing her Brexit plan without making concessions to pro-EU factions, such as agreeing to stay in the EU customs union.
Many Afghans worry that the withdrawal of foreign troops will leave Afghan forces vulnerable and further embolden the Taliban, who already control more territory than they have since 2001.
Erdogan and the AKP worry that those advances will embolden Turkey's own 14 million Kurdish minority and rekindle a three-decade insurgency by the PKK, deemed a terrorist organization by Turkey, the United States and Europe.
The loss of the strongest pro-U.S. voice within the 28-nation bloc, as a result of the“Brexit” referendum, threatens to weaken Washington's influence in European policymaking and embolden Russian President Vladimir Putin to further challenge the West, analysts and former diplomats say.
Republicans opposing the bill argued that it would embolden Iran and expressed concern that it could open the door to Congress scrutinizing other U.S. military alliances.
Rising unemployment, falling asset prices, andmounting costs of debt would embolden anti-euro populist forces across the continent,"radicalising" electorates, said the report.