Sentence examples for threats of pulling from inspiring English sources

Duncan couldn't deliver a victory for Fenty, even while resorting to threats of pulling millions of federal grant dollars from D.C. schools should Gray win.

Not only are these workers underpaid, underappreciated and fed up with being marginalized, the jobs they do are jobs that can't be shipped to another state or another country, so those tired old management threats of pulling up stakes can't be used against them.

In short, Russia may be using the threat of pulling out as a bargaining chip.Mr Putin may yet send the Kyoto treaty for ratification.

Borussia Dortmund's courageous pressing in the first 30 minutes had made it a much more uncomfortable evening than Bayern had anticipated; Jürgen Klopp's pre-match threat "of pulling them down to our level" had looked like it may come true.

Parent Revolution is working with several parent groups in California that have used the threat of pulling the trigger as leverage to negotiate more modest changes, such as cleaning up filthy school bathrooms.

It's been clear for years that the one thing that might — and only might — change the Israeli government's thinking is a credible threat by the United States of pulling away, cutting back its military aid, and joining an international effort to isolate the Jewish state.

His party colleague Gerry Kelly, who bombed the Old Bailey in 1973, accused unionists of electioneering with their threats to pull out of the regional government.

Boeing, mindful of the Trump administration's threats to pull out of the nuclear deal, had not started building the planes it agreed to sell to Iran.

On Wednesday, Finland voted in favour of expanding the fund's powers despite earlier threats to pull out of a rescue plan for Greece.

Campaigning in Orange County on Wednesday, Clinton offered a lengthy list of Trump's various pronouncements on foreign policy, including threats to pull out of NATO that she said had her "especially concerned".

He also repeated Russia's threats to pull out of the INF treaty to eliminate intermediate-range nuclear missiles, unless its curbs are extended to other countries.Certainly Russia's foreign policy has not been helpful to America.