Emboldens in a sentence

And Beijing is likely worried that any development that emboldens the mercurial regime in Pyongyang, like growing ties with Moscow, could destabilize its border along the Korean Peninsula.

A weak Prime Minister emboldens Ministers to make decisions without accountability and not fear sanction,” he said.

And Trump's refusal to condemn bin Salman for ordering Khashoggi's killing only emboldens the crown prince, Soltan believes.

It’s an outcome that dampens Democratic demands for a bold new agenda, emboldens Republicans and almost ensures partisan gridlock regardless of who wins the presidency.

Thapa’s counselling and comfort emboldens victims to move on from their experiences.

A climate of impunity emboldens the perpetrators of public murder to post real-time videos online.

But this generation wasn’t fed activism as a punch line the way I was, and as Donald Trump emboldens conservative teenagers, my daughters and their friends aren’t cowed — they’re galvanized.

Democratic Senator Bernie Sanders said Mr Trump's language "creates a climate which emboldens violent extremists".

Providing armour and evacuating the class only enables, emboldens and influences otherwise calm students to do the same.

This emboldens candidates, especially that of the dominant parties to dishonor debate invites.

A calculation that there will be little or no penalties to pay, little or no consequences for taking the law into their hands is also what emboldens those who seek to stoke enmity and hatred between communities.

And most upper-dominant castes believe that the Atrocities Act emboldens such consciousness and grants it immunity from further retribution.

Transgender people are disrespected by police, local officials, and the media through a misguided practice of misgendering transgender victims—an exercise that invites condescension, strips value and emboldens dishonor.

Vocal harmonies are bulls-eyed by bandmate Robin Bacior, whose tender phrasing emboldens Emanuelson’s lines to newer heights.