Sentence examples for threatening countries from inspiring English sources

However, once-resilient Germany, the locomotive of the Continent, is now buckling under the same strains that are already threatening countries including Spain and Britain with recession.

Никита Баталов (@nikbatalov) ВОТ ОН АД pic.twitter.com/JRtwdQQvRQ July 12 , 2013Updated at 1.33pm BST 1.17pm BST Snowden is arguing that the US is conducting an "unlawful campaign … to deny my right to seek and enjoy... asylum under Article 14 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights" by "threatening" countries around the world, particularly in Latin America.

An embargo may also be imposed to prevent potentially threatening countries from increasing their military power.

At an international level, Iran has resorted to sabre-rattling and threatening countries involved in a campaign to bring sanctions against its central bank and impose a ban on the import of its oil.

British studies – which originated when the "area studies" model developed in the cold war era to study potentially threatening countries was latterly applied to America and then Britain – has gone from focusing on "little England" to being a much broader programme that studies the empire in all its facets.

Indeed, this week the threatened countries were reporting that the smog, previously thick, had thinned.

It also threatened countries, like Turkey, which are buying Iranian oil with gold, in an effort to circumvent banking sanctions.

Britain has threatened countries that ban homosexuality with losing aid payments unless they reform, David Cameron has said.

Scenes from the film have been used in a new video, part of a series to threaten countries in Europe.

It was, indeed, a choosing of sides: After China threatened countries who planned to attend the ceremony, forty-six embassies said they would attend anyway.

The crisis, by squeezing the flow of capital, threatens countries from the Baltic to Africa that depend on foreign money to finance their deficits.