Sentence examples similar to fostering intimidation from inspiring English sources
Ms. Estemirova's colleagues blamed Mr. Kadyrov for the killing — if not for ordering it then for fostering a climate of intimidation that allowed it.
Many blame the Islamist party for fostering this climate of intimidation, or at least for turning a blind eye to the rampages of such groups.
Diplomats have repudiated the accusation as part of a campaign of intimidation fostered by Lavalas.
The mayor acknowledged that the program has subjected scores of innocents to undue stress and intimidation and he reaffirmed his commitment to fostering better relations between police and their communities.
The problem with Purcell, according to a recent open letter from the Group of Eight, is he has fostered an "atmosphere of intimidation and fear at the Firm".
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It fosters fearfulness, timidity, inauthenticity and intimidation.
They found that Massey, under Blankenship's helm, had fostered a culture of fear and intimidation inside the mine and hidden safety lapses from regulators.
The school is still reeling from McNair's death and ensuing media reports that Durkin and Rick Court, his strength and conditioning coach, fostered a culture ruled by fear and intimidation.
Jobs implicitly negate any voices of dissent in their Internet policies, droves of paperwork drowning out any leftover energy for this type of work, and intimidation tactics unfit for places meant to foster child growth.
