Sentence examples for direct intimidation from inspiring English sources

This is a direct intimidation to human rights activists in Iran".

Matthew Taylor fails to mention that this is indeed what happened with the Polish site; direct threats were made, direct intimidation.

It was part of a wider pattern of "direct intimidation and interference by the Russian state" in the anti-doping program.

One global research organization, the International Crisis Group, said that if the military here did not get its way through lobbying, "it proceeds to direct intimidation and violence, including beatings and even murder".

The Russian sports minister, Vitaly Mutko, even issued direct orders to "manipulate particular samples" and there was "direct intimidation and interference by the Russian state with the Moscow laboratory operations".

We talked to three more former CCRB employees black New Yorkers who grew up in poor neighborhoods and often found themselves victims of what they perceived as subtle police harassment, if not direct intimidation.

As Weinstein and the media complained about the students who yelled and called him "racist," there was a deafening silence about the systematic, directed intimidation of Evergreen faculty, staff, and students of color.

"It is not right that the onshore oil and gas industry has to deal with threats of direct action, intimidation and 'mass civil obedience' against our staff and property, which prevent us carrying out our lawful operations," he said.

"However, it is not right that the onshore oil and gas industry has to deal with threats of direct action, intimidation and 'mass civil disobedience' against our staff and property, which prevent us carrying out our lawful operations," he said.

The lawyers will note how poll workers behave, where voters are directed, if intimidation appears to be occurring, whether lines are long.

Less direct forms of intimidation included docking pay of union workers who spoke to each other while working, barring union activists from break areas, and increasing production targets for union members to unreachable levels, moving, for example from 200 shirts a day to 900.