Meanings of face intimidation in English

Some Catholic families isolated in largely Protestant towns and villages face intimidation at various levels throughout the year.

They work up to 12 hours a day and say they routinely face intimidation, sexual remarks and harassment.

Local authority staff often face intimidation when dealing with those engaged in illegal dumping, according to the chief executive of Donegal County Council.

Amnesty has documented severe restrictions on freedom of expression; journalists and activists regularly face intimidation, harassment and unjust arrest while working in the country.

Most workers are young women from poor, illiterate and low-caste or "Dalit" communities, who often face intimidation, sexually offensive remarks and harassment.

Mr Palmer did reveal that his wife and daughter had faced intimidation.

He has faced intimidation and death threats in the course of his reporting.

Photo: AFP Mr Palmer also revealed that his wife and daughter had faced intimidation.

Food delivery drivers in London say they're facing intimidation and violence on a daily basis.

The campaign honors women human rights defenders who have faced intimidation and violence for their activism.

His campaign has faced intimidation from the start.

The city's Regeneration Agencies chief Brendan Kenny said locals were facing intimidation from youths and that all state bodies must tackle the problem.

An editor at a leading newspaper told Reuters that even under Mubarak, publishers only faced intimidation if articles named intelligence or military officers.

Kiir signed the deal on Aug. 27 but complained about the details and said he had faced intimidation from other nations prior to signing.

But journalists here say they are increasingly facing intimidation aimed at stopping them from running stories critical of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his administration.