Sentence examples for ways of intimidating from inspiring English sources

Oleg Bebenin's Suspicious Death *In recent years Mr Lukashenko's agents have resorted to more subtle ways of intimidating and silencing opponents, largely through the country's tightly controlled courts.

It is one of the most brutal ways of intimidating and undermining a community.

He played up to his Cockey geezer image as a way of intimidating employers.

It said university bosses had a "baffling willingness to increase disruption for students as a way of intimidating staff".

"I wasn't totally surprised that I was fired, primarily because it's been the union's way of intimidating the rest of the staff," she said.

There's very much a retaliatory aspect to it and a way of intimidating anybody who might be thinking about speaking out".

In a country where Sunni Arabs were a bare 20percentt of the population, it was a way of intimidating the Shiites and the Kurds.

As long as great-power relations remain unstable, regional rivalries linger unresolved and rogue states continue to see nuclear weapons as a way of intimidating purportedly powerful adversaries, the incentive to hang on to nuclear weapons will outweigh other considerations.

For Loach and Laverty, this is the dark heart of their drama, the use of what Loach calls the "intentional inefficiency of bureaucracy as a political weapon", a way of intimidating people in a manner that is anything but accidental.

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It is not clear whether the guards were police or parliamentary officials: an important distinction, according to one MP, who said the use of police would be a way of intimidating the opposition.