Sentence examples for intimidation attacks from inspiring English sources

The full extent of the campaign of intimidation, attacks and death threats made against scientists by activists who claim researchers are suppressing the real cause of chronic fatigue syndrome is revealed today by the Observer.

The university defines an attack as "the threatened or actual use of illegal force and violence by a non‐state actor to attain a political, economic, religious, or social goal through fear, coercion, or intimidation". Attacks calculated for this graphic were limited to those not classified by the university as wartime tactics.

In the past two years, Indians have reported intimidation, attacks and criminal charges for not standing during the "Jana Gana Mana". In 2014, a group of men beat a 31-year-old man when his South African girlfriend did not stand during the national anthem at a movie theater in Mumbai.

But the sort of intimidation attack suffered by Sony is non trivial, and presages similar attempts that surely will come by hostile actors to intimidate our government.

Iraq's homegrown security forces are bearing the brunt of the intimidation and attacks, with eight Interior Ministry commandos dying in the bomb attack on Tuesday.

Human rights workers believe her murder is part of a wave of intimidation and attacks on activists in Guatemala.

There were several reports of intimidation and attacks at polling stations during the run-off on December 28th, more so than in the first round of voting.

But local journalists who are trying to cover the protests have reported facing threats, intimidation and attacks by supporters of Mr. Saleh.

Eventually, the party was replaced by Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, under whom state repression, intimidation and attacks on press freedom has gone from bad to worse.

The introduction of democracy has had to contend with terrifying security and logistical problems, the threat of murderous power struggles between warlords, worries about intimidation, and attacks on government and election officials.

Around four million Palestinians have known nothing but an existence defined by checkpoints, demands for identity papers, night raids, detentions, house demolitions, displacement, verbal abuse, intimidation, physical attacks, imprisonment and violent death.