Sentence examples for intimidate on from inspiring English sources

Whereas on Wellman's account one can commit an act of terrorism without either engaging in or threatening violence, merely by making a threat in order to intimidate, on Goodin's account one need not even make a threat: one acts as a terrorist by merely issuing a warning about the acts of others that is meant to intimidate.

She said the Legislature intended to address attacks with the "intent to intimidate" on a broad scale.

"The Racial Discrimination Act covers acts which offend, insult, humiliate or intimidate on the basis of race," he said.

But despite a huge payroll, and several famous names, the current Yankees roster does not intimidate on either side of the ball and stands as the least formidable among the teams still holding a realistic chance of making the postseason.

The removal of the provision that makes actionable those expressions that offend, insult, humiliate or intimidate on the basis of someone's race, colour, national or ethnic origin has become a talisman, as important as climate denialism, opposition to marriage equality, and the virtues of negative gearing.

Gorman says it's crucial to consider Australia's current political context, especially the movement within the Liberal party to repeal Section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act, which prohibits speech that is "reasonably likely, in all the circumstances, to offend, insult, humiliate or intimidate" on the basis of "race, colour or national or ethnic origin".

Employers are still free under the proposed Employee Free Choice Act to hold intimidating one-on-one "sweat" sessions to legally discourage workers from joining a union.

Now we go to witnesses being intimidated on the streets.

He was physically intimidating on the fencing strip.

Prosecutors said the witness, Theodore Edwards, had been intimidated on behalf of the defendant.

Do not be fooled by Hazeltine's 7,360 yards, which seem intimidating on paper.