Sentence examples for practice blackmail from inspiring English sources

One of them, Ted Cruz of Texas, admitted that he didn't even trust House Republicans to practice blackmail properly.

Marx in reply publicized Bakunin's embroilment with an unscrupulous Russian student leader, Sergey Gennadiyevich Nechayev, who had practiced blackmail and murder.

But, having just won the account, however it happened -- another way to think of it is that SCDP would have won anyway had the car dealer on the advertising committee not practiced sexual blackmail -- Don, or someone, doesn't quite grasp what Jaguar means to his agency.

That would be a very dangerous mixture of unrelated things and would pave the way to the generalised practice of financial blackmail, a blackmail that is all the more inadmissible in that, as we must remember, the money from the Structural Funds remains above all the product of the contributions the Member States pay into the EU budget.

America should not negotiate with terrorists, and Democrats should not negotiate with Tea Party radicals and anarchists who practice the legislative blackmail to shut the government down and threaten to drive the nation into default.

It was, after all, a judgment in which the NoTW had been found to be guilty not only of practices tantamount to blackmail, but also of casual and cavalier journalism.

They are blackmailers, they blackmail to get what they want.

When blackmail becomes standard practice, democracy is pulled a step closer to permanent paralysis.

"No one should be willing to give in to the kind of blackmail that the North Koreans have been practicing on the world for a number of years now, especially not the United States," Ms. Rice told reporters today.

Alert to the potential blackmail, smart employers are reviewing their employment practices.

No one should ever make silence or self-censorship a practice out of the fear of being killed, threatened, blackmailed, or simply hated.