Sentence examples for because of intimidation from inspiring English sources

"Do you stand by your statement they succeed in this town because of intimidation?" he said.

This is commonplace now and goes unchallenged by anyone because of intimidation and bullying," the complaint says.

More than 2,000 candidates registered for the 125 constituencies (but a quarter later withdrew, sometimes because of intimidation, as rallies were broken up and activists arrested).

By late April, Major General Martin Dempsey, commander of the 1st Armoured Division, was reporting that "about 40% walked off the job because of intimidation.

There appeared to be tens of thousands of protesters in Tehran, far fewer than the mass demonstrations early last week, most likely because of intimidation.

An independent watchdog also concluded that free and fair voting had been impossible because of intimidation in the north, and a lack of access to transport in Tiger-controlled parts of the east.

However: Be aware of whether things always go your partner's way because of bullying or intimidation.

The constituency party has been suspended, with Labour headquarters in London saying it is because of allegations of intimidation and bullying.

"It gives us a window into the lives of ordinary Zimbabweans, because this sort of intimidation is something that is suffered daily, especially by those who are working with opposition groups," he said in a statement.

But Rocah said it might be too late because "the message of intimidation has already been sent". Graber told Miller that he is afraid of police now and so nervous driving that he has put his motorcycle up for sale.

People are right to go about their daily lives free of fear, including fear borne of intimidation because of their race, or colour, or national or ethnic origin".