But he also tried, though less aggressively, to embolden and excite moderate voters who are crucial to a victory in November -- and have shown an interest in Gov. George W. Bush of Texas that has alarmed Democrats.
The failure to investigate aggressively, Mr. Sherpao said, had emboldened the insurgents who interpret the government's inaction as an inability to or an unwillingness to investigate.
PHOENIX — Senator Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona, faces political challenges from both sides in seeking re-election next year: On the left, emboldened Democrats are aggressively recruiting candidates to run against him.
FIELD HOCKEY AND GIRLACROSSEOSSE I have heard that girls would be emboldened to play more aggressively if helmets were required in these sports, and that the net effect would be more injuries, not fewer.
Analysts predict that the group's leaders, who come from Pakistan's largest Sunni Muslim school and are gaining fervent new support, will feel emboldened to act more aggressively.
"Other countries may feel emboldened to act more aggressively if economic sanctions can be thwarted through cryptocurrency sales".
Absent the threat of political and economic reprisal from a united Europe, Russia would feel emboldened to act more aggressively in Ukraine and Eastern Europe.
The success of the Colon deal and extensive internal research on the patterns of other teams emboldened the Indians to move aggressively in reshaping the team.
In the last week, emboldened rebel groups have pushed aggressively to capture territory in the capital's suburbs and near the city of Hama, in west-central Syria.
Some say that North Dakota lawmakers and activists opposed to abortion aggressively pushed their cause this year because they were emboldened by the huge cash reserves from oil revenue that the state can use to fight legal challenges to its laws, and by the successful passage of abortion restrictions elsewhere in the country.
