Whatever else the word may have meant, its ordinary use over more than two centuries has typically indicated two things: violence and intimidation (the causing of great fear or terror, terrorizing).
The defendant, Lawrence M. Lombardi, 42, was convicted of possessing and using bombs, causing destruction with bombs and using bombs to cause harm and intimidation because of race or color.
Clinton called the story of Sandy Phillips, one of the event's panellists, a perfect example of the type of problems this immunity can cause and the type of intimidation the gun lobby employs.
This prohibits that any conduct or act by a man which causes or is likely to cause intimidation, fear or shame or embarrassment to a woman, including abusing or causing hurt or nuisance to, or assault, use of force on a woman.
But the authorities have ignored that ruling, part of a broader climate of intimidation that causes journalists to censor themselves rather than invoke the government's wrath.On a political level, too, the government has consolidated its position in recent years.
The publication of this cartoon has caused intimidation and contributed to the Jewish community becoming afraid for their safety living in Australia and has offended their friends and supporters".
Action is being taken in Brymbo due to claims that large groups of youths have been causing "intimidation" to the public as well as criminal damage.
"The council took legal action in the Mr Monkey blog case because it has a duty of care to protect its officials from the kind of intimidation and harassment caused by this malicious and libellous blog," a spokeswoman said.
By contrast, I commissioned the cartoons in response to several incidents of self-censorship in Europe caused by widening fears and feelings of intimidation in dealing with issues related to Islam.
Experiences of intimidation and harassment can cause psychological concerns, creating distress and dissatisfaction in the training environment [ 1, 29].
