Sentence examples for repeated intimidation from inspiring English sources

Mikołajczyk's Peasant Party leaders, as the only organized non-Communist opposition, suffered from repeated intimidation and arrests.

At the offices of the Uthayan newspaper, a Tamil-language daily in central Jaffna, the editor and its staff have faced repeated intimidation and violence.

John V. Caffaro, a clinical psychologist and family therapist in private practice in the San Diego suburb Del Mar, defines sibling abuse as a pattern of repeated violence and intimidation.

And it's hard to imagine American government officials abusing their powers – or at least, it would be, had such officials not already abused similar but more limited powers through repeated campaigns of disinformation, intimidation and airtight crimes directed at the American public over the last five decades.

But Kate Byrnes, the deputy chief of America's OSCE mission, demanded that Hungary allow NGOs to operate without "further harassment, interference or intimidation", repeating earlier protests.Whereas most EU leaders have scaled down their criticism of Mr Orban's illiberal ways, the Americans are stepping theirs up.

But if the attackers had succeeded with intimidation to cancel a speaker they didn't agree with, there is no doubt that the tactics of distortion and intimidation would have been repeated in other places.

When attempting to negotiate the VBAC women reported that they were subject to varying degrees of intimidation and bullying by hospital staff, from repeated lecturing to disrespectful scaremongering.

Some international observers criticized the atmosphere surrounding the vote, citing a climate of fear and intimidation; they also condemned the repeated detainment of Besigye by the police and noted problems with the transparency of the vote.

Mr Johani remains in prison.Waleed Abualkhair, a young Jeddah activist, has faced a range of intimidation tactics: trumped-up court cases; repeated interrogation; accusations of apostasy; a travel ban.

In the years since, she has endured repeated death threats from radical groups and regular government intimidation.

In the past 12 months, BP, one of Britain's two oil giants, has faced repeated allegations that its Colombian operation is complicit in murder, torture and intimidation.