Khan noted that women's groups have faced greater intimidation and security threats of late.
There is great fear and intimidation in Miami.
The charities operating in Ioan's camp warn the Roma are living in greater poverty and in even greater fear and intimidation than they were before this campaign began.
They are now animated by a wide range of complaints, particularly among young people demanding less government control over the media, more safeguards to ensure elections are free from intimidation, greater economic opportunity and less corruption.
Performance is the greatest form of intimidation, and his world-record 9.79 and his 30 sub-10-second times coming into Sydney were enough to remind the others, at least subliminally, that they were racing for second.
wanted to make sure that any legislation contained three components: a process in which workers were free of intimidation; greater penalties against employers that break the law during organizing drives, for instance by firing outspoken union supporters; and binding arbitration to prevent employers from indefinitely dragging out negotiations without ever reaching a contract.
One of his mentors was John Vukovich, a hard-nosed coach who congratulated him on his M.V.P. by way of intimidation: "Ryno, great year, but don't ever change — go about your business the same way.
Rather, many say that unless a stable political culture is built first, elections in countries where extremist groups are accustomed to getting their way by force or intimidation pose great risks.
It was evident Saturday night at a Trump event in Reno, Nev., where some in the crowd yelled that they'd seen a gun pulled out (after a thorough Secret Service search, it became clear that they hadn't). And it's clear across the country, where many election officials are on far greater alert for possible intimidation or even violence on Election Day.
Especially in states with open-carry laws, the potential for voter intimidation is greater than ever.
