Sentence examples for was intimidation of from inspiring English sources

Northampton's rage at Hartley's dismissal and what they felt was intimidation of the officials by the Leicester director of rugby, Richard Cockerill, was controlled: they took off a wing, James Elliott, to bring on the hooker Mike Haywood and keep their complement of forwards to eight.

Selis said, "It was harassment, it was intimidation of the consumer.

The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 3299 says it is ready to talk again and that the strike is not related to bargaining but is intended to protest what it contends was intimidation of workers who participated in the May walkout.

That's intimidation of a witness.

The Labour Representation Committee claimed there had been intimidation of delegates, allegations of corruption of the democratic process and "blatant gerrymandering" of the conference agenda.

"It is also ridiculous that Iraq has not been debated at the conference this week". The Labour Representation Committee claimed there had been intimidation of delegates, allegations of corruption of the democratic process and "blatant gerrymandering" of the conference agenda.

A federal official said the Health Care Financing Administration would investigate whether a finger imaging requirement was legal for Medicaid, adding, "Some verification is appropriate, and other activities that suggest verification are intimidation of eligible people".

There is intimidation of critical media voices and tacit support for friendly politicians.

The BBC's Christian Fraser in Crimea says that every day there is intimidation of the Ukrainians, who believe pro-Russian soldiers are trying to force a reaction as a pretext to take over.

The main focus of Call of Duty is intimidation.

General Petraeus responded that the forces were new and that it was difficult for the Iraqi police to operate where there was "serious intimidation" of their families.