Examples of using Emboldened in English and their translations into Russian
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This has emboldened many to seek self-determination.
They and those that shield them only feel empowered and emboldened by such appeals.
The Iranian revolution emboldened fundamentalists around the world.
Emboldened by Harry's success, the rest of the class climbed cautiously into the paddock.
The manner in which they were received in the United States encouraged and emboldened them.
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Worse, they may have emboldened the nuclear militancy of that country.
Get that jib in first, before it flogs itself to pieces," said Hornblower,greatly emboldened.
I am humbled and emboldened enough to quote Albert Einstein, who once said.
I am humbled to once again address this Assembly, andI stand before you humbled and emboldened.
Over time, this pilgrimage grew in popularity and emboldened the celebration of the Marriage of the Sea.
Emboldened by the truce, Balliol dismissed most of his English troops and moved to Annan, on the north shore of the Solway Firth.
They have become more and more emboldened and have stepped up their campaign to confront the Government.
The assurance of the author of this unusual structure,to build such a house it emboldened American cartoon" The Flintstones.".
That kind of behaviour only emboldened the occupying Power to commit more crimes and human rights violations.
Aware that every process of negotiations involves give and take,Kosovo, emboldened by its mighty protectors, wants only to take.
Emboldened by Campanari's endorsement, McClaskey ventured to New York in 1902, where he began lessons and sang with the Grace Methodist Episcopal Church choir.
At this hour,under the fire of the sun and emboldened by the arrack and rum they had drunk in their long wait in the.
Emboldened by this, Stephen then sought to break up the alliance against Louis by offering Herbert's son, Hugh of Vermandois, the office of Archbishop of Reims.
The time between kills is decreasing,suggesting the unsub's emboldened and getting better at victim acquisition.
While media generally grew more emboldened to report on sensitive or controversial issues, this led to state restrictions in some cases.
As such, failure to negate the firing capability of the aforementioned tanks by whatever means only emboldened Serbian forces to again shell Sarajevo.
Meanwhile, Palestinians charged that settlers, emboldened by Netanyahu's victory, had demolished the walls of a number of houses in the Old City of Hebron.
This has enabled the Security Council to look into various aspects of the protection of civilians and emboldened the international community's commitment to this issue.
That apparently emboldened Russia to launch the January offensive and, after Minsk Two, to cross the next"red line" in Debaltseve.
James's success in gaining Jesus' assent to his marriage emboldened Miriam to approach her brother-father with her plans.
And if an emboldened regime were to supply these weapons to terrorist allies, then the attacks of 11 September would be a prelude to far greater horrors.
When in the past America had spoken of red lines and not followed through on red lines,many argue that that emboldened others to act in ways that they would not have.
Emboldened by the Security Council inaction, Ethiopia intensified its unlawful conduct to obstruct and frustrate the operations of the Boundary Commission.
The large increase in revenue during the recast budget period emboldened the Government to strive for growth in revenue of 43 per cent, to $120.9 million in 2006/07.
Emboldened by the irresponsible approach of a few powers, the Israeli regime has also become so audacious as to unleash a masquerade of lies and deception against Iran's peaceful nuclear programme.