Sentence examples for move emboldened from inspiring English sources

But when the police intervened to clear the park, the move emboldened protesters to air more general grievances against what they see as Mr. Erdogan's authoritarianism.

Thus, this past week's market move emboldened investors to buy into this market at a significantly higher rate than in the past.

The move emboldened the demonstrators, however.

Instead of matching grants, the federal government ought to move aggressively, emboldened by the Supreme Court's ruling, to insist on a state-of-the-art uniform nationwide voting system.

The king agreed to the rebels' demands, but this move only emboldened them; they continued their looting and killings.

The move will embolden what has been dubbed the "academic spring" – a growing campaign among academics and research funders for open access in academic publishing.

But experts question whether such a move might embolden the indicted leaders — who are not in custody and have agreed to participate thus far, avoiding the need for arrest warrants — to begin defying the court.

The Jordanian government has warned the move would embolden extremists in the region, while the Palestinians have said they would withdraw their recognition of Israel, effectively killing any hope for peace talks between the two parties.

However, Obama's move may have emboldened pro-science Democrats to write Dickey-Wicker out of the next HHS appropriations bill.

Coming on the heels of Mr. Obama's big victory on health care legislation, Saturday's move suggests a newly emboldened president who is unafraid to provoke a confrontation with the minority party.

Walser had assembled the essays over several years, while working intermittently in and around Zurich and Bern, and once they had appeared between two covers he felt emboldened to move to Berlin and seek his fortune there.