Sentence examples for intimidating statements from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit also alleges Melendez repeatedly made threats and intimidating statements to White and his neighbors, one time telling White, "If I don't get mine, I don't play fair".

But Spike is such a mild-mannered and softly spoken guy, a characteristic magnified by the naturally gentle lilt of his Cork accent, that when he makes such intimidating statements, the menace literally drips from his words.

On Instagram, in articles for state newspapers including Groznyi-Inform, and in an interview with the state broadcaster, Grozny TV, Kadyrov and his staff have made intimidating statements about critical journalists, declaring them "traitors" and "enemies of the people" helping the west "wreak chaos in Russia".

15th to cancel his protest, but before a photo session, the Mayor required Dear to submit a written apology for having described as intimidating his statement that Jewish protests against Mandela would be offensive to blacks.

In response to such criticism, Regiopharma on 28 October issued a statement saying that "in case of continued spread of non-truths about the product being a scam and intimidating the public with statements about its potential negative effects, we will be forced to confirm the statements" about the product's efficacy and safety "in court".

Human Rights Now Committee, which includes the banned group, accused the Government in a statement of intimidating and threatening human rights activists in Congo, the former Zaire.

Her statements carry weight, can be intimidating and considered an abuse of power.

The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, a part of the Organization of American States, released a statement Wednesday expressing concern that Mexican officials were intimidating migrants and advocates and deporting people despite asylum claims.

"It's enough to have a conversation with Jesus, freely, before I go to sleep," a statement that the boy finds curious and a bit intimidating.

The state Attorney General, James M. Shannon, said he plans to investigate allegations that the teen-agers were intimidated into making false statements implicating Mr. Bennett in the fatal shooting of 30-year-old Carol Stuart on Oct. 23 and the death from complications of the premature delivery of the baby boy delivered by Caesarian section before his mother died.

Intimidating emails are always popping up in the ASA email inboxes, making vague, threatening statements about suspensions without pay and job security.