Don't try to intimidate me.

You're not gonna intimidate me.

He doesn't intimidate me at all.

That won't help you. You can't intimidate us.

The fire hazards, the broken stairs you think you can intimidate me?

The dogs were trained to intimidate, threaten and attack the people under arrest.

Resulting black market trading can undermine reconstruction and even intimidate authorities into corruption.

Confrontational postures calculated to coerce or intimidate the Organization were unhelpful and counter productive.

They use political violence to intimidate, physical violence to terrorize and mental or emotional violence to undermine.

That phase one is intended to intimidate the population to search houses, to find and arrest resistance.

(A) intended to compel the Government or to intimidate the public or a section of the public and

1. Draft staff rule 101.2 (e) prohibits actions that threaten, intimidate or interfere with official functions and activities.

The authorities reportedly were attempting to intimidate other lawyers from undertaking and mounting a vigorous defence in controversial cases.

The Government ... also relied on bands of youths, organized and directed by the military, to intimidate and harass its opponents .

The Government was accused of relying on bands of youths, organized and directed by the military, to intimidate its opponents.

Torture, including rape, was often said to have been used by the police to intimidate, humiliate or punish people in custody.

Israel tried to intimidate those who dared to speak the truth, particularly United Nations representatives, including special rapporteurs, and other international personalities.

So Putin s views about NATO are clear. He will scandalize the summit by seeking to intimidate the former Soviet clients in the room.

In addition, Israel and some of its allies had made false accusations against the Agency to intimidate its staff and undermine its work.

Torture was allegedly inflicted to obtain information, to punish, humiliate or intimidate, to take revenge or to extract money from detainees or their families.

Police continue to intimidate and harass relatives who do not accept official explanations about deaths in custody and instead have called for further investigations.

14. Stresses the importance of strengthening the free and pluralistic media, and deplores actions that seek to intimidate or restrict the freedom of the media

In the end, efforts to intimidate sections of the Cambodian population appear not to have significantly influenced the conduct or the climate of polling day itself.

He is concerned that such measures indicate an attempt to intimidate journalists in the exercise of their profession in order to limit independent coverage of such demonstrations.

Torture and ill treatment were reportedly inflicted to intimidate detainees, to dissuade them from engaging in political activities, to obtain confessions or other information, and to extract bribes.

The ISF, which now numbers more than 214,000, continues to develop despite an insurgency actively attempting to disrupt the forces' development, destroy their infrastructure and equipment and intimidate recruits.

Some such incidents may constitute attempted murder others are probably intended only to intimidate, to discourage returns of Serbs to Croatia or to persuade those already there to leave.

Five more, from Vieques, had been incarcerated as a result of Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) attempts to criminalize and intimidate the Vieques population that had fought for its rights.

The Arab Organization for Human Rights would like to point to violations of children apos s right in situations where children are used as a way to intimidate their families.

Criminal suspects were allegedly tortured or otherwise ill treated during preliminary or pre trial detention to intimidate, to coerce confessions , or to elicit information about the detainee or other persons.

An additional problem was the reliability of interpreters, many of whom were found to be in collusion with trafficking networks and, thus, more liable to intimidate victims rather than to assist them.

The ill treatment, which was said to take place both at the time of arrest and during detention at police stations, was allegedly carried out to intimidate or to extract a confession .

Torture was reportedly administered to extract confessions , to obtain information, to intimidate detainees into becoming police informants, or as informal or summary punishment for petty offences or suspected sympathy for illegal organizations.

13. Stresses the importance of establishing, strengthening and expanding throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina a free and pluralistic media, and deplores any actions that seek to intimidate or restrict the freedom of the media

Furthermore, the treatment of victims in court was being looked into with a view to making the judiciary more victim friendly by, for example, avoiding cross examinations which might intimidate or discourage victims.

when the purpose of the conduct, by its nature or context, is to intimidate a population, or to compel a Government or an international organization to do or to abstain from doing any act.

Terrorism attacks the most basic human rights and freedom of all individuals, the right to live, and the freedom from fear, it intimidate the population and undermines the stability and prosperity of our societies.

(c) The offence is committed in an attempt to intimidate, coerce or exact vengeance from the civilian population of that State or to compel that State to do or abstain from doing any act.

It also requires that institutions act in the service of the higher interests of the nation and do not become weapons in political vendettas, used in campaigns to intimidate public officials in the executive branch.

China s neighbors are increasingly anxious about its growing power and assertiveness. While China s rulers aspire to shape a Sino centric Asia, their efforts to intimidate smaller neighbors hardly make China a credible candidate for Asian leadership.

Other reports alleged resort to torture and ill treatment by the police, particularly during pre trial detention. Torture was mainly reported to occur immediately after arrest or during interrogation to intimidate detainees or to extract confessions.

America s inability to inspire the peoples of the Middle East, all ruled by US backed autocracies, is not exactly stunning news. What is news is that American power might also be losing its ability to intimidate them.

For Anna Harare and his followers, the only solution is another state agency a vast and all powerful anti corruption watchdog with the power to coerce and intimidate. Others call for a spiritual revival within Indian society.

The Venezuelan people and Government with one voice condemn and reject terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, as a deadly political tool used to kill and intimidate innocent, weak and helpless people anywhere in the world.

Torture is defined as any act by which severe pain of suffering, whether physical or mental, is intentionally inflicted by a person acting in an official capacity to obtain information or a confession, to punish, coerce or intimidate.