Sentence examples for death intimidation from inspiring English sources

Communities across the country, grappling with last Wednesday's horrific act of terrorism, have taken heed of Rep. Clyburn's call and broken their silence over a symbol that continues to fly high over the state capital in Columbia, South Carolina: a symbol that stands for death, intimidation, and centuries of oppression, pain, and suffering.

The election campaign has been marred by deaths, intimidation and arbitrary detentions; security forces were accused by the UN of attacking people merely for wearing campaign T-shirts.

What would Dr. King, who spent much of his life changing conditions so that African-Americans could vote without fear of death or intimidation, think of the rise of the nation's 44th president?

This was a campaign of ideas, policies and debates not violence, death and intimidation.

His story ends with a catalog of death and intimidation, his final departure determined by the words of a random stranger on the highway "... we're going to find you, kill you... "...

Crimes without penetration were five times more frequent in adolescents and use of threats of death or intimidation was common in both groups.

McCluskey said he believed that MPs and others who had spoken of death threats and intimidation were exaggerating the extent of those threats.

His account of how death threats and intimidation by Islamists had become a part of political life in Scandinavia long before the recent cartoon crisis will startle many readers.

Police and anti-fraud agencies have been criticised by the alleged victim of a multimillion-pound international fraud for ignoring dossiers of evidence – including death threats and intimidation – linking the crime with the UK, months before a witness connected to the case was found dead in unexplained circumstances.

According to a profile of Samia on al-Jazeera, she faced death threats and intimidation when she returned to Somalia after the 2008 Olympics, with the Islamist militia al-Shabab controlling parts of the capital.

Hundreds of students and activists gathered in days of protests to mourn Mr Roy's death and oppose the intimidation and murder of secular writers.