Sentence examples for be harassed to from inspiring English sources

"To me, this is a right everybody has -- not to be harassed to take public money," he said.

"The people like to be harassed to give the money, and they like to compete with each other a little bit and show off, which is a good way to get money out of them," Ms. Behar said before the auction.

I didn't understand what it's like to be groped, to be harassed, to be interrupted, talked over, paid less, you know, pushed around, belittled ― all the things that women deal with that, for me as a man, I have the privilege of not having to deal with.

Although longtime black residents said they had been harassed to move, many Hasidim argued that there was no such effort.

He insists he will not reveal his sources today, and says he is being harassed to bankrupt him.

Sullivan demonstrates how, during the course of the proceeding, citizens from all walks of life and religious backgrounds were harassed to define just what their religion is.

An application developed in Egypt allows a woman who feels she is being harassed to alert the authorities to her location with one touch of her phone.

Some fifteen years ago, she reported having been harassed to a police officer, and the officer said that it had happened only because she was beautiful.

Police urged anybody who had been harassed to contact them.

But HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has denied that people are being harassed to repay what they owe.

To stop when they see someone being harassed, to stand up for women's rights and name and shame those who sexually harass them.