Sentence examples for intimidated in order to from inspiring English sources

Dr. Lerch said some scientists feared that Dr. Lee was "being intimidated in order to force him into a plea bargain".

A U.S. district court froze the assets of seven related debt collection companies after the FTC filed a formal complaint that the companies intimidated borrowers in order to get them to pay back their debts.

Mr. Spota said last week that Mr. Catterson had misused the powers of his office to "threaten and intimidate people in order to gain whatever he seeks".

"In this kind of a case, where there is very little evidence of innocence, the prosecutor will naturally seek intimidating factors in order to boost the level of the offense".

Without learning the differences between wrong or right, the child may simply turn to manipulate and intimidating behaviors in order to get desired responses from others.

You need to intimidate the cashier in order to fill the "intimidation bar" and get the earnings.

But a suit brought by an American labor rights group and the United Steelworkers of America says that some companies regularly hire out paramilitary gunmen to intimidate and kill in order to break labor unions.

The nation should also know about Thomas Farr, a nominee to a North Carolina federal court who has ties to white supremacists and personally engaged in activities to intimidate black voters in order to help segregationist Sen. Jesse Helms win his 1990 re-election bid.

"They will do everything they can to intimidate and persecute you in order to protect themselves and their career path.

Writers around the world, including Salman Rushdie, Orhan Pamuk and Art Spiegelman, have condemned the violence, putting their names to a statement from PEN American Center which calls for renewed efforts to protect "those working on the front lines of free expression" and describes the attack as "an attempt to terrorise and intimidate all of us in order to inhibit the free flow of ideas".

Reformsters love to use the talking point of putting students' needs ahead of adult concerns, but this demand that students be subjected to an attempt to intimidate them into silence in order to protect the financial interests of test manufacturers is a prime example of putting adult concerns first.