Sentence examples for continues to intimidate from inspiring English sources

Failure to intervene would underline how Tepco, along with Japan's other power utilities, continues to intimidate the government.

Your readers are well aware through articles in the press that Russia continues to intimidate its private sector, and not a lot has changed in the past 10 years.

"Russia continues to intimidate its neighbors with threatening behavior, such as nuclear posturing and the forward deployment of offensive capabilities".

Another worry is that the Taliban continue to intimidate civilians, attack them and kill them in order to compel compliance.

But General Hertling said his troops would be "pressuring and attacking Sadr forces if they continue to intimidate, carry weapons or attempt to act like an illegal militia".

Meanwhile, he continued to intimidate opponents while using his contacts in the police and tax service for illegal business takeovers, prosecutors said.

A number of villagers said that they felt safer than a year ago, but shadowy armed men continued to intimidate anyone coöperating with the government.

Expect Carroll to loosen the reins, but for the Seahawks to continue to intimidate they will need Sherman to be not only one of the most interesting players in the N.F.L., but also one of the best.

I urge you to ask your player representatives to instruct Mr. Hunter not to attend the players meeting during the All-Star Game so that he cannot continue to intimidate and manipulate.

The Parisian sansculottes might well have continued to intimidate the Convention and emerge as the dominant partner in their alliance with the Montagnards—just as Girondin orators had warned.

So long as Mrs. Johnson Sirleaf's advisers can tell the courts how to rule, the government will continue to intimidate the press at home while maintaining an undeserved positive image abroad.