Sentence examples for intimidation with which from inspiring English sources

This is the psycho-social climate of intimidation with which the Trump campaign has bedevilled the country.

But bands like End Apathy and Intimidation One, with which Mr. Page played, are also a powerful tool for persuading young people to join these groups at a time when they have had trouble recruiting new members through more traditional means.

In March, a jury convicted Mr. Ravi of all 15 criminal counts with which he had been charged, including invasion of privacy and bias intimidation.

Second, even if more protests erupt, the government will use intimidation and force as its first line of defense; and it has plenty of resources with which to instill fear and use violence.

Intimidation arises both from the physical environment in which the meeting takes place and from the formality with which it is conducted.

He is also charged with bias intimidation, which is a hate crime under New Jersey law and is punishable by up to 10 years in state prison.

Labour's decades-long dominance of the region has resulted in the emergence of a postal-vote system rife with fraud and intimidation, which would not be out of place in a country like Zimbabwe.

The Burmese democracy activist, Aung San Suu Kyi, has warned that tomorrow's by-elections will not be free and fair, with violence and intimidation overshadowing polls which she hopes will bring her to office for the first time.

Yesterday a local Protestant, Chris McCaughan, said he had suffered 10 years of sectarian intimidation, with attacks at the weekend in which a window was broken and car tyres slashed.

But intimidation and violence, which are not normal, have also marred the consultation.

The intimidation of artists – which has worsened under the hardline government of President Ahmadinejad – is being conducted in subtler ways.