Sentence examples for intimidation increasing from inspiring English sources
Research suggests that by creating an environment of fear and intimidation, increasing psychological stress, and reducing access to services and support, GBV may limit women's control over their fertility, thereby reducing contraceptive use or interrupting the effective use of contraceptives (20– 20).
But some émigrés and expatriate intellectuals, moved to speak by the recent spy trials, say intimidation has increased in recent years and is much broader than previously thought.
If he was allowed to perform in the UK I have no doubt that cases of sexual harassment and intimidation would increase.
Such intimidation has increased since the conviction last year of three officers from the EMP for the murder in 1998 of Bishop Juan Gerardi.
Her 38-year-old daughter, who lived with her little boy in a stone cottage up a country lane in the village of Holbrook, was struggling to cope with the behaviour of her ex-partner, whose harassment and intimidation had increased in the last week.
They hence concluded that their data support the conspicuousness hypothesis, which predicts intimidation to increase with salience of the signal.
This creates intimidation and increases your chances of a yes.
"This increasing intimidation and the closings are clearly politically motivated".
In particular, the United States fears it would lead to the increasing intimidation of Taiwan by China.
A statement in January said the deteriorating security situation in the region was threatening the safe return of more than 200,000 people displaced by fighting and that families were reporting increasing intimidation and restrictions on their movements by armed groups.
GENEVA — United Nations officials issued a scathing assessment of Russia's compliance with an international treaty against torture and cruel and degrading punishment, highlighting, among a number of "troubling trends," the increasing intimidation of people and organizations trying to monitor human rights.
