Sentence examples for beating threats from inspiring English sources

Civilians say they were subjected to hooding, beating, threats of rape and execution, forced nakedness and maintaining stress positions, violence against wives and children, ritual humiliation.

Most health care providers interviewed defined IPV as physical and emotional abuse only, and included acts such as scolding, hitting, beating, threats, emotional stress and deprivation.

Over half of the respondents defined IPV as both physical and emotional harm caused to the woman, and included acts such as scolding, hitting, beating, threats, emotional stress and deprivation.

Under a headline that read, "Investors Rush to Beat Threat of Higher Taxes," the article quoted a chiropractor in McLean, Va., saying that she and her husband planned to monitor the business income from their joint practice to avoid crossing a threshold for higher taxes.

Sheriff says deputies at fatal Kern County beating received threats.

It was a very black period, full of threats, beating, torture and terror from a man who knew how to produce fear and spread unhappiness around him".

Even with its enormous traffic, he said, "they haven't successfully created homegrown services that can beat competitive threats".

From time to time, the proudly independent merchants put aside differences to beat back threats, from defenders of public morals trolling for banned books to a proposed city ordinance banning sidewalk stalls.

President Obama is bringing a message of inclusive collaboration to beat cyber threats, and a co-ordinated federal approach, superseding the patchwork of state laws, might seem sensible.

Such software, known as ransomware, is fast becoming the most popular kind of malware for criminals to install on compromised computers, beating out lesser threats such as adware or trojans.

"More and more young people today know that beating and threats are wrong".