Sentence examples for delivering threats from inspiring English sources

Five people suspected of being rebels were arrested today on charges of delivering threats in Fómegue, 62 miles southeast of Bogotá, the police said.

Delivering threats in his ranting style, he called Mr. Morsi an illegitimate president and said, apparently in a reference to the Brotherhood, "I make your blood permissible as well".

The president, the KGB secret police and the state media fomented a climate of fear all day yesterday, delivering threats of a crackdown on the streets if students and human rights activists make good their promise to organise large demonstrations against the regime.

The research also shows that Italian criminals are making use of new media to deliver threats.

And the city and state politicians who delivered threats of economic sanction while invoking academic freedom were acting improperly and in ignorance of what academic freedom means.

Others argue that the costs would be too high, and at the extremes, some even point out that an attack would violate international law – as does the stand of the moderates, who regularly deliver threats of violence, in violation of the UN Charter.

Because now that those in power have seen that there is no willingness to resist in truly demanding fashion, why would they ever acquiesce to any sternly worded request, or even harshly delivered threat, again?

"People calling me names in the big scheme of things and people delivering death threats over a program moving back a half-hour is really incredibly out of context," he said.

The letter carries an ominous tone, which stops just short of delivering a threat.

"Education, education, education," he would say to me, shaking his index finger like he was delivering a threat.

The sheriff gave a satisfied harrumph after delivering the threat, a favorite expression of his in the days since the gunboat, the August Vollmer, was christened here on Jan . 28