Sentence examples for in blackmailing from inspiring English sources

Briefly, Mortdecai arranges the theft of the Goya for an American oil tycoon who has also become involved in blackmailing someone high up in the British government.

The hackers, who referred to customers as "cheating dirtbags who deserve no discretion", appear uninterested in blackmailing individual clients, unlike an organized crime outfit.

The son of the former International Association of Athletics Federations president Lamine Diack has been handed a lifetime ban from the sport for his role in blackmailing the former London Marathon winner Liliya Shobukhova.

"We must devalue missiles as tools of extortion and aggression," the policy says, "undermining the confidence of our adversaries that threatening a missile attack would succeed in blackmailing us.

Mr Peres said at a press conference that this was the first time a state, its President, and its army had cooperated in blackmailing another country by threatening the lives of innocent passengers.

A report citing Chinese sources in the US-based Bowen Press alleged Lee, a British citizen, had engaged in blackmailing some of the subjects of the books released by his printing house, Mighty Current.

President Obama and the Democrats in Congress appear strong for refusing to give in to blackmail.

But that's better than either default or giving in to blackmail.

But I don't see any point in emotionally blackmailing the audience whilst they are watching a film.

And as recently as last week Eric Cantor, the majority leader, was in effect assuring his colleagues that the president will, in fact, give in to blackmail.

When p is small, derivative of r is positive as policing individuals get side payments in terms of blackmailing.