Sentence examples for intimidation towards from inspiring English sources

Eagle was asked about the activities of the pro-Corbyn Momentum group and intimidation towards some opponents of the leader.

"There have been incidents of intimidation towards bus drivers overnight as well as intimidation of Eastern workers this morning, preventing them coming to work," a company spokesman said.

The number of Roma in France has not changed since the destructions of the camps but NGOs warn they now live in greater poverty with a climate of fear and intimidation towards them.

Stories of police following individuals and attempting to bribe activists for information paint a picture of a wider culture of intimidation towards student activists both on and off campus.

Many of the Roma simply returned to France, but, with old camps destroyed, they ended up living in deeper poverty and worse conditions than ever, amid a climate of fear and intimidation towards them.

Mr. Gallagher, the group's lead guitarist and main songwriter, said that he had been "forced to leave" Oasis, adding that "the level of verbal and violent intimidation towards me, my family, friends and comrades has become intolerable" and that "the lack of support and understanding from my management and band mates" left him with no other option.

The comments come a week after the Tweeter-in-Chief threatened to unleash a wave of "fire and fury" upon North Korea unless it reins in its intimidations towards the US.

I have internalized my fear and now turn my intimidation outward towards those who would dare come against me.

He said that although none of the defendants were themselves intimidating towards staff, they were aware, he said, that methods of intimidation were being used and refused to disassociate themselves from the action by leaving the store.

Similar events occurred over the following days: plain-clothed men would follow her to the bus stop and stand next to her in the queue, leaving only when she boarded the bus – a common tactic in Sri Lanka, where the intelligence apparatus is geared more towards intimidation than surveillance.

Since CTBlogger arrived in Danbury in 1987, he has noticed recently a new harsh level of intimidation, harassment and violence towards immigrants after the election of Mayor Mark Boughton, (Republican Candidate for Governor) an outspoken anti-immigrant crusader in the State of Connecticut for the past decade.