Sentence examples for terms of intimidation from inspiring English sources

"The majority continued with the habits of the former regime, in terms of intimidation, marginalisation and exclusion, which took place in the parliament and the constituent assembly [drafting the new permanent constitution].

In terms of intimidation, NOM has written the book.

"All those behaviors that are happening, in terms of cyber intimidation and online bullying, are the same types of things you see in online communities".

"In terms of just violence, intimidation, general nastiness, they are willing to do things that no one else is willing to do".

Ms. Fish, who began working with the David Project last year, said the group decided to produce the video after she visited the university during the fall 2003 term and heard of incidents of intimidation of Jewish students.

As Bakiyev's term progressed, opposition figures accused him of intimidation and a dwindling tolerance for dissent.

Used in this manner, the term may become a subtle instrument of intimidation, pressuring healthcare workers into working in circumstances that they consider morally, psychologically, or physically unacceptable.

I think yesterday marked a first in terms of a blatant effort at intimidation and retribution against the American Association of Retired People AARPP) for having the temerity to support health care reform.

A prominent civic activist and anti-corruption crusader, he has long been a target of intimidation and harassment, and he even served a short-term jail term.

The Oxford English Dictionary dates the first use of the term in 1795, to describe the French government's rule of intimidation during the Reign of Terror (more of which, later).

He won a second term in 2010, when the opposition boycotted the vote, accusing the government of intimidation.