US military strikes will only embolden them to delay further.
If you must tweet, tweet to support and embolden them; don't direct your calls to action to the US government who seeks to only embolden American militarism.
It is a lesson that will embolden them.
With internal dissent rumbling in recent weeks within the government ranks and at the top of the AKP, the poor result for Erdoğan is likely to embolden dissenters and could spark a power stuggle.
Related: Barack Obama says historic agreement with Iran meets core objectives Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, the Gulf's hawks, fear Iran's international rehabilitation through the nuclear agreement will ease its political and economic isolation and embolden its designs in the Arab world.
It might embolden reformers in those ex-Soviet states whose leaders still use dodgy elections to cling to power Belarus's Alexander Lukashenka is an obvious example.Furthermore, if Ukraine starts to enjoy western-style human rights and prosperity, voters in Russia itself might begin to ask why they cannot have the same.
The trick will be reforms that do not just embolden toughies.
That crop was sufficient, however, to embolden the regime of Kim Jong Il last December to force the UN's World Food Programme (WFP) to leave the country, because it felt humiliated by its dependence on emergency relief.
Mr Obama's re-election will embolden him to stand firm against extending Mr Bush's tax cuts for the wealthy, betting that Republicans will shoulder the blame if everyone's taxes go up in January as they will if there is no deal.
An agreement might in turn embolden Mr Duhalde to postpone the election, or try to stand again himself.
Although scope for mergers remains in a country where many businesses are only half-restructured, Oji's experience is unlikely to embolden many other big, blue-chip companies.
