Sentence examples for ongoing intimidation from inspiring English sources

Halabi's arrest – and another arrest of a UN development programme staff member on similar charges – comes against a backdrop of ongoing intimidation by the Israeli state of international NGOs and UN agencies working in Palestine.

In an email sent to Match Group's current CEO Mandy Ginsberg, Pambakian said that after being placed on leave when the lawsuit was filed, she was subjected to "ongoing intimidation and retaliation clearly designed to pressure me into resigning".

Since being placed on leave, I've been subjected to ongoing intimidation and retaliation clearly designed to pressure me into resigning from immediately removing my name from my office and converting it into a conference room, to trying to coerce me into turning over my private and personal data on my phone.

On June 24, twenty-seven members of the U.S. Congress, including some of the Democratic leadership, wrote a letter to U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton: "Members of social movements who oppose or criticize the government have been victims of violence and subject to ongoing intimidation... Violations of human rights and democratic order persist in Honduras on [President Lobo's] watch".

The study identifies erosion of ownership rights in Zimbabwe, ongoing political intimidation, election fixing and investor confusion arising from the banning of the independent media in the early 2000s as key reasons for the country's poor performance.

At the year's end, activists reported ongoing arrests, torture, intimidation, rape, extra-judicial killings and the use of military force against civilians".

This hatred has been manifested in worldwide terrorism and the murder of 40 Turkish diplomats; the continuing adoration of these killers, as well as ongoing harassment and intimidation of Turkish Americans.

The model's rep, Matthew Hiltzik, told the New York Daily News, "Christie quietly filed four months ago, to stop the intimidation and ongoing smear campaign she's been subjected to since her divorce".

Throngs of yellow-clad protesters — the signature color of an electoral reform movement known as Bersih — rallied in defiance of a police ban and what they described as an ongoing campaign of official intimidation.

While Lee acknowledged that reforms over the past four years had "undeniably improved the human rights situation" there were still ongoing rights challenges, including increased intimidation, harassment and surveillance of rights defenders.

Most do not get that opportunity, whether due to outright intimidation, or the ongoing shift of large parts of the economy toward part-time, temporary, low-wage and no-benefit jobs.