How dare you say that?

Recent events appear to have emboldened Hamas.

It takes bold'>nerve and energy to live like that.

That is the kind bold'>of boldness that is now needed.

We have not dared to cross America.

Armed militias in the Niger Delta are becoming bolder.

Solidarity s campaign was all chutzpah.

Once a wary non entity, he has grown bolder.

Hamas and the Bedouins in Sinai have most likely been emboldened by the latest developments in Cairo.

The MDG s are bold but achievable.

Such boldness is now needed in the negotiations over Iran s nuclear program.

There has been insufficient boldness in the admirable quest to reform the structure bold'>of the United Nations system.

So here, and at a time when we've gone from the bold'>bold'>audacity to hope to hope for some bold'>bold'>audacity, I urge you to do something.

In addition to becoming bolder and more expansive, it has become increasingly intertwined with fiscal policy.

They seem to believe that possession bold'>of nuclear weapons provides them with far wider room for strategic and tactical boldness.

The sheer unseemliness bold'>of what is happening raises blood pressure as well as eyebrows. How do they have the bold'>nerve?

These are times bold'>of trial and upheaval that call for such daring.

Today s rulers dare not face up to their own experiences or moral responsibility.

And, as with the economy, its politicians don t appear ready to deliver anything that daring.

Sheryl Sandberg, the chief operating bold'>officer bold'>of Facebook, has done something pretty bold'>gutsy.

But boldness and adaptability do accord with Schumpeter s emphasis on forming new combinations and doing things in new ways.

But Europe s leaders nonetheless have a chance to impress and start turning the tide, provided that they are sufficiently bold, comprehensive, and forward looking.

It was a powerful cement derived from pozzolana, and soon supplanted marble as the chief Roman building material and allowed many daring architectural forms.

But how can we determine when central banks overstep their limits? When does boldness turn to foolhardiness?

Currently, teachers, who dared to instruct in the Georgian language, have been thrown out and the entire school curriculum is being taught in Russian.

Magicians play with fire and steel, defy the fury bold'>of the buzzsaw, dare to catch a bullet or attempt a deadly escape.

The consequences bold'>of abandoning the euro are highly uncertain, and few European leaders are willing to go there.

Both Iran and the Arab countries are struggling to come to terms with the consequences bold'>of Iran s newfound assertiveness.

Nothing in Egypt s long history has ever equaled this airing bold'>of the country s dirtiest laundry.

While the former wanted a revolution, the latter demanded only but no less audaciously that the authorities obey the law.

In Estonia in the 1980 s, the small, illegal protests that surrounded the public singing bold'>of the banned national anthem grew, and Estonians were emboldened as their numbers swelled by the thousands daily.

Will the US response be bold enough? Barack Obama has promised that it will be, echoing at least part bold'>of Franklin D. Roosevelt s famous call for bold, persistent experimentation at the height bold'>of the Great Depression in 1932.

Please don't waste me. By working together, we can become one bold'>of those small, rapidly growing groups bold'>of individuals who actually have the bold'>bold'>audacity and courage to believe that we actually can change the world.

Although increasingly assertive in Africa and Latin America, China largely remains a free rider under the American security umbrella.

Second, those Muslims and the good news is that there are many who know the problem exists, and want to do something about it, lose heart.

Does Brown have the stomach to take on the risks involved in confronting the Iraq question? Possibly not.

But the international community has become ever more intrusive in using legal remedies against persons who engage in provocative and dangerous speech.

She would be interested in seeing gender disaggregated data on spousal abuse, for she doubted that many women had the temerity to beat their husbands.

They also stressed the need to be bold, frugal, and highly driven to succeed, as well as the ability to adapt to changing market conditions.

The recovery bold'>of this far flung British dependency, whose citizens were resolutely committed to remaining British subjects after the Argentine invasion, was a daring military act.

But few people dared ask tough questions when confidence picked up again, as when a housing bubble was inflated on the rubble bold'>of collapsed technology stocks.

If the people with the power to end the violence in the Democratic Republic bold'>of Congo maintain their silence and continue to do nothing, the perpetrators will grow only bolder in their destruction bold'>of women s lives.

The Syria Iran Hamas Hezbollah axis would be emboldened in its challenge to American leadership in the region, and, with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas humbled and defeated, a third Intifada would be a likely scenario.

The problem is that all three factors nuclear armed boldness, the succession, and economic malaise will continue to influence North Korea s behavior for the time being.

We ourselves need to lead from a place that has the bold'>bold'>audacity to believe we can, ourselves, extend the fundamental assumption that all men are created equal to every man, woman and child on this planet.