Sentence examples for information to blackmail from inspiring English sources
The judge made a direct appeal to three men who over the years had made allegations the security forces not only turned a blind eye to the abuse of boys at Kincora but used this information to blackmail the perpetrators into becoming informants.
He said his opponents had tried to use unflattering and irrelevant information to blackmail him.
There have been persistent claims from boys abused at Kincora and human rights organisations that military intelligence and the RUC knew about the rape of children in care but used the information to blackmail the paedophiles, forcing them to spy on fellow loyalists.
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is expanding its efforts to block Chinese acquisitions in the United States, moving to force a Chinese firm that owns Grindr, the gay dating app, to relinquish control over concerns that Beijing could use personal information to blackmail or influence American officials, according to people familiar with the situation.
Perhaps he could use this information to blackmail Mr. Putin.
Nakamura, the school weirdo, witnesses his crime and uses this information to blackmail and bully our hero.
But the bureau's history would make the privacy question especially significant; in his decades-long reign as the F.B.I.'s first director, J. Edgar Hoover sometimes directed agents to spy improperly on the sex lives of public figures and then used the resulting information to pressure or blackmail them.
It gets a lot of attention for its assertion that the Russians had specific negative information with which to blackmail Trump, but that claim itself has not been proved wrong.
A Greek Orthodox priest in Cyprus has been suspended after allegations that he broke his vows by using information from confessions to blackmail those who confided in him, local news reports said.
Armed with this information, he decides to blackmail Wayne.
Medical information could be used to blackmail and embarrass anyone from common citizen to national leader.
