Exemplos de uso de To intimidation em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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We will not give in to intimidation.
The European Parliament also rewards the physical and moral courage of citizens who dare, at the risk of their lives,to state their refusal to give in to intimidation.
I'm not accepting that invitation to intimidation any longer, all right?
In fact, relations visiting ortrying to visit these prisoners have been subjected to intimidation.
In my own country that led to intimidation, threats and even the murder of a veterinary inspector.
My psych profile says Fedor responds well to intimidation.
The call for free democratic elections,an end to intimidation and violence, and for full access to humanitarian and aid agencies still stands.
In addition, 8% of women and 7% of men have been subjected to intimidation at work.
News outlets andjournalists are often subject to intimidation in the form of multiple lawsuits, straining their financial resources and forcing them to halt their criticism.
Violence at work is not a marginal phenomenon(9% of employees claim to have been subjected to intimidation);
It allows witnesses who are in fear or subject to intimidation to give evidence by a live television link.
This could be because of underage immaturity, illness, disability, or the influence of alcohol orother drugs, or due to intimidation or pressure.
Funded by the main opposition party, UNITA,Radio Despertar was previously subjected to intimidation last year, when Chiluvia was given a six-month suspended jail sentence.
Not having theological and legal arguments to support their thesis, easily, if they have power,They resort to intimidation or violence.
He is determined not to yield to intimidation, pointing to colleagues in the US, who have in the past asked for their names to be omitted from press releases publicising their own work.
In Sri Lanka, the press is muzzled, andjournalists are subject to intimidation and arbitrary detention.
We urge the companies to refrain from taking any action that amounts to intimidation of the work of human rights defenders, and to ensure that measures to safeguard their property are proportional and do not conflict with people's right to freedom of expression and right to access remedies.
The situation is constantly deteriorating andeven very recently we have been subject to intimidation by the Chinese Government regarding Tibetan freedom.
Journalists are harassed and subjected to intimidation campaigns if they try to cover certain subjects involving the ruling ANC, government finances, the redistribution of land to the black population or the Guptaleaks affair, all which are either off limits or provoke a hostile reaction from the authorities.
Political parties are being outlawed, Kurdish mayors arrested andChristians are subject to intimidation, violence and administrative prejudice.
With the past European capitulation to intimidation following the publication of the Danish cartoons still fresh in people's minds, I hold out little hope, particularly if I remind myself of the opinion poll that was carried out in the United Kingdom for the, which shows that 40% of Muslims in Great Britain are in favour of introducing law.
While they do not elaborate on this point,they also indicate that she was subject to intimidation when she traveled to Chaco to pursue clarification.
The CoR President also called for an expression of solidarity with victims of violence in the Basque country andelsewhere where democratic politicians are subject to intimidation and violence.
When we look to the future, we look to women like the McCartneys,who refuse to bow down to intimidation and who want, more than anything, to live in a peaceful society.
The opportunity, that many inside and outside the country planned to dissipate after March 14th, still exists, and in the midst of the Arab change it must not be lost because of extremism, political stubbornness and wrong bets,nor because of attachment to intimidation through weapons or other means.
These workers have direct contact with inmates, are responsible for maintaining the confinement in prison andrepeatedly exposed to intimidation, assaults, threats and possibility of riots, which configures exposure to psychosocial risks.
Insists that repressive legislation such as the Public Order and Security Act be repealed and that the forthcoming elections in Zimbabwe be held in accordance with the SADC principles and guidelines governing democratic elections, including those agreed in Mauritius on 17 August 2004,with unimpeded access for international observers and an end to intimidation of opposition supporters;
The journalists who host these popular radio shows are often described as"polemical."As well as being exposed to this kind of attack, they are also often threatened and subjected to intimidation campaigns, which tend to become more frequent in the run-up to elections.
Frustrated at the slowness of the land demarcation process, the Guarani Kaiowa have begun reoccupying ancestral lands, buthave been subjected to intimidation and violent evictions.
In Philippines is the country with the highest erudite secret, intellectual agency in the world, butthe nation plans to hide due to intimidations to their general Safety.