Sentence examples for intimidating security from inspiring English sources

"Me too," replies Joule, a character drawn as endearingly optimistic, as always seeing the best in any situation, in any person – or intimidating security robot – she encounters.

The revolution has rippled beyond Tunisia, shaking other authoritarian Arab states, whose frustrated young people are often written off as complacent when faced with stifling bureaucracy and an impenetrable and intimidating security apparatus.

He has also sought a sunnier image, doing away with some of the intimidating security that swaddled his predecessor, Hu Jintao, and demanding that official banquets be replaced by plainer fare called "four dishes and a soup".

It calls for urgent changes to the "complicated, remote and at times intimidating" social security system to stop people falling into poverty, including a less punitive sanctions system and speedier processing of benefits.

Ms Pillay said that she was allowed to go wherever she wanted but that Sri Lankans who came to meet her were harassed and intimidated by security forces.

Ballzy, one of New York's loudest, most raucous fire starters, comes with a thick crowd — one of elbow-throwing, neck-snapping, mosh-pit-shoving ruffians that doesn't exactly jibe with Santos's thorough, and intimidating, fleet of security guards.

The thieves preying on New York banks these days don't need intimidating firepower; and the security cameras they must defeat are often antiques.

"I am satisfied that each of the defendants attended the store with the intention of intimidating the staff, police, security and customers so that they could take control of it".

"In spite of what has happened because of security, people intimidating voters and government authorities being used and in some places fraud, in spite of all that, the initial results so far are that we have a very good number of winners from provinces all over the country," Mr. Abdullah said.

For UNH, Amy Culp says the key has been changing behaviour through education, not intimidating potential offenders with security.

Women are bullied by market security, intimidated by police and sexually harassed throughout the day.