Sentence examples for not be extorted from inspiring English sources

"I will not be extorted, I am not afraid," said Ms Fernandez at the end of her speech.

Faced with threats on his job, he told Republicans in Congress that he would not be "extorted". But he has also relented to pressure in some instances, providing information to Congress that would not normally be shared amid an investigation.

The answer is simple: We would not be extorted.

Nike said in a statement it would "not be extorted or hide information that is relevant to a government investigation".

"The American people will not be extorted by tea party anarchists".

But the American people will not be extorted by Tea Party anarchists.

Are you telling the ladies and gentlemen of the jury that you're extorting Mr. Johnston by telling him you're not being extorted?" In other testimony Monday, Monk testified that Blagojevich tried to get him to contact Patrick Magoon, the CEO of Children's Memorial Hospital that was getting a large grant from the state, for a campaign contribution.

And I won't be extorted with threats of President Trump and his two or three SCOTUS picks.

Last week, in response to the revelation that members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus drafted articles of impeachment, Rosenstein declared that the Justice Department was "not going to be extorted" and would not hand over documents that might harm national security or ongoing investigations.

Rod Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general overseeing the Mueller investigation, has fiercely resisted, warning earlier this month that "the justice department is not going to be extorted".

Rosenstein offered a defiant message to those same congressional allies a few weeks ago — "I think they should understand by now that the Department of Justice is not going to be extorted" — but the reality of his actions has been much more nuanced.