Sentence examples for intimidate attack from inspiring English sources

That decision by the Department of Homeland Security came a day after National Public Radio broadcast an investigative report saying that the dogs had been used over a three-year period to intimidate, attack and, in at least two cases, bite immigrant detainees in the Passaic County Jail.

PATERSON - IN a pattern of abuse over the past three years, prison officials allowed guard dogs to intimidate, attack, and in at least two instances bite immigrant detainees at the Passaic County Jail here overseen by the Department of Homeland Security, according to former prisoners and internal jail documents.

the response of the newspaper to Mr Flitcroft's attempt to prevent publication does at least appear to have been consistent with a practice identified later in this Report whereby parts of the press seek to intimidate, attack or punish those who challenge the right of the press to publish what they choose'.

Would I prefer a polite assertion of my pleasing aesthetic to a physically intimidating attack?

Another worry is that the Taliban continue to intimidate civilians, attack them and kill them in order to compel compliance.

She added: "No one wants a return to the conditions that existed at the Maze where prisoners could intimidate and attack other prisoners and staff.

(The Taliban are not the only ones who intimidate and attack Pakistani journalists: Up to 79 percent of reporters in the tribal region also say they feel threatened by state security forces, according to the same study).

After the results were tallied, fear spread that Trump's more extreme supporters, emboldened by his victory over Hillary Clinton, would intimidate or attack people of color, women, immigrants, Muslims or members of the LGBT community.

The annual report from the Defense Department to Congress, "Military Power of the People's Republic of China 2009," catalogs efforts by China to supply its armed forces with weapons that can be used to intimidate and attack Taiwan and blunt the superiority of American naval and air power, at least near its territory.

The new indictment alleges defendants used "harassment, coercion, and abusive litigation to intimidate and attack perceived enemies".

"We can have arguments and discussions, but when you step outside of a democratic process and go and intimidate people, attack and release people's personal information, those are principle issues.