Sentence examples for had not intimidated from inspiring English sources

Russia's most prominent opposition politician, Alexei Navalny, was released from prison on Friday, and vowed that the murder of his ally Boris Nemtsov during his 15-day sentence had not intimidated him.

That is what the accounting would be if politicians, led by Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, the Connecticut Democrat, had not intimidated the Financial Accounting Standards Board into backing down on that in 1994.

"Roger Clemens has not intimidated our ball club," Piazza said.

The rapid escalation of Facebook's valuation has not intimidated some of Wall Street's largest investors.

Mr. Medvedev has not intimidated Mrs. Merkel — something his predecessor, Vladimir V. Putin, seemed to be aiming for by having his black Labrador, Koni, sit in on some of the meetings in both Moscow and Sochi.

Ayman Al-Awadhi, a sports teacher at Modern Safir School which borders the sit-in area in Sana'a, believes that closing schools may be the safest option for children in the current situation, even though he says protesters "have not intimidated us".

Kelzi reiterated the risk, but stressed that it hasn't intimidated her, saying "this is a war zone.

I spoke to Mark Egan, one of the men released outside the GPO, who insisted that the protests have remained peaceful and that he hasn't intimidated Irish Water workers trying to install meters.

There were some good things: 13th-seeded Hofstra had not been intimidated or in awe of the fourth-seeded Bruins.

He was initially found not guilty because the prosecution could not find witnesses who had not been intimidated but he was subsequently jailed for 10 years.

In the past week, a succession of mainland officials have stepped forward to insist that the hosts had not been intimidated and to suggest that one of the commentators, Allen Lee, had misunderstood a late-night phone call from a former mainland official.