Sentence examples for having intimidated from inspiring English sources

He was there to provide a character reference for Queiroz, who was accused of having intimidated and insulted doping officials who arrived unannounced in May at Portugal's training camp before the World Cup.

Moqtada's own followers have been given the health ministry; having intimidated doctors by sending armed militiamen to take over hospitals, they will now be able to practice their theocratic medicine with the blessing of the minister.

Another referred to the case as a mistrial, saying observed interference and political meddling could not be discounted as having intimidated witnesses, many of whom recanted their testimony.

He succeeded in infecting five, after having intimidated some of his victims into having condomless sex with him or tampering with the condoms they used during sex.

He also says that "what we have here is a situation where Iran could see itself, if Assad succeeds in surviving at least, as having intimidated or frightened the United States into staying out of the area".

She accuses Rowland of having "intimidated staff" to change reports to favor industry, and writes that research on glyphosate, the key ingredient in Monsanto's Roundup, shows the pesticide should be categorized as a "probable human carcinogen".

"We use the term 'lane intimidation,' and they have intimidated us in the lane.

"I have intimidated no one.

The regime's intelligence service has intimidated many activists.

Intelligence agents may well have intimidated more than a few.

They have intimidated, pursued and terrified their victims.