Sentence examples similar to provoke intimidation from inspiring English sources

But the decision also provoked anger about intimidation and censorship, stirring Italy's always sensitive relations between its religious and secular traditions.

A similar, 2002 plan provoked cries of voter intimidation after a recruitment flier became public.

Generally, you should look on a knife as a method of intimidation should someone provoke an altercation, and not as a weapon that you'll actually end up using in a fight.

"We will not tolerate hate speech on Facebook which creates an environment of intimidation and which may provoke real-world violence".

Stories about consultations that failed led to discussions about how to elicit the patient's agenda, the fear of provoking distrust, and the problem of unintended intimidation of patients when approaching the patients' deeply rooted habits.

Provisional results from the first round on 28 November provoked violent demonstrations when they were announced, and most observers said there was widespread fraud and intimidation.

Gazprom's brief shutdown of natural gas to Ukraine last winter sent a shudder through Europe and later provoked Vice President Dick Cheney to say, "No legitimate interest is served when oil and gas become tools of intimidation or blackmail".

First, it tries intimidation.

Intimidation is normal, too.

"This is pure intimidation.

Intimidation is another problem.