Sentence examples for blackmail by from inspiring English sources

"Blackmail by terrorism," said one of the officials, a senior military officer.

"There was a lot of blackmail by the police before the bill," Mugisha said.

Besieged derives from a story about emotional blackmail by James Lasdun, who set it in London.

Mr. Bush specifically raised the specter of nuclear "blackmail" by Iraq.

You can't see Trident being used against something like nuclear blackmail by international terrorism.

He described the placing of conditions as "putting the cart in front of the horse" and "political blackmail by Israel".

Prime ministers, Tory and Labour alike, were so scared of blackmail by headline they gave him whatever he asked.

"This is blackmail by the government," said Grigory A. Melkonyants, the deputy director of Golos, Russia's only independent election-monitoring organization.

This needs to happen before we either become victims of economic blackmail by producers or our economy becomes unhinged as a result of supply disruptions.

The old saw that if he wasn't squeaky clean he could be subject to blackmail by his enemies, thus endangering national security, was mentioned again and again.

But Mr Saakashvili seemed sure of the culprit's identity: the explosions were "outrageous blackmail" by an "enemy"—ie, Russia which was unable to behave in a civilised way.