Sentence examples for blackmailing of from inspiring English sources

By its "blackmailing of Swiss bankers and German industrialists," as well as of "starving Polish peasants," the "Holocaust industry" seeks endlessly to augment that pile of gold, or "Holocaust booty," on which Jewish and Zionist leaders are now allegedly sitting.

But, according to the judge overseeing the inquiry into the blackmailing of the prime minister, there are suggestions that some of the group's executives and representatives are involved in "shady deals".

It needed a forged papal dispensation for the marriage, the blackmailing of Henry IV into (wrongly) denying the paternity of his daughter (Joan), and, finally, several years of bitter civil war before Ferdinand and Isabella defeated Joan's Castilian supporters and her husband, Afonso V of Portugal.

Even in the west, there are signs of conservative intellectual stirrings among people eager to rediscover a German patriotism, tired of what they regard as the blackmailing of an American-dominated "Holocaust industry," convinced that Germany has paid and done enough to atone.

Then he briefed him on how to suborn perjury from an aide concerning the blackmailing of the Watergate burglars.

Could it have anything to do with the "Vatileaks" scandal, and the alleged blackmailing of the pope regarding gay Vatican officials that the Vatileaks documents supposedly reveal?

She spoke of infidelities, mistresses, blackmail, out-of-wedlock children and extravagant spending.

The political blackmail of the hard left is the most visible.

Spamhaus acted, he wrote, "without any court verdict, just by blackmail of suppliers and Jew lies".

In June, Herod reported the attempted blackmail of Sarom Loun to Cambodian authorities.

Blackmail, of course, but if well orchestrated it might just conceivably work.