[lemma=intimidate] ([lemma=too] [lemma=because] | [□]?)
[lemma=intimidate] ([lemma=too] [lemma=because] | [□=□]?)
[lemma=intimidate] ([lemma=too] [lemma=because] | [□ | □]?)
" The judicial actions that are being taken here are , from our perspective , simply part of a Venezuelan government campaign that 's designed to intimidate members of civil society and prevent them from exercising their democratic rights , " Tom Casey , a State Department spokesman , said at a July 8 briefing . " Professors also get intimidated , " noted one audience member . However , I do feel that he is intimidated by me . While we were intimidated by Martha 's perfection before the scandal , we now have even more ammunition ; we can attack her femininity because if she was succeeding in business , there must have been something manly about her . In Research and Information Services , Robert Waldrup is midway through his first semester as a member of the Peer Research Advisors Program - - a library initiative designed to make the reference process less intimidating for students and to enhance the information literacy skills of the advisors . With the true grit of indomitable resolve in the face of catastrophe , he declares that “ the independent media must not be intimidated by trumped-up charges of liberal bias . Just as with the larger records , such an approach both fails to comprehend the essentials of archival description and cataloging in addition to filling the system with records which , though certainly not intimidating , are essentially useless and perhaps even more irritating . " Through these ads and free handbooks for students and trustees , the Center encourages white students to sue their college or university for not treating them " fairly , " and it attempts to intimidate trustees with the threat of litigation and liability . Inspecting and repairing these long , dark tunnels tunnels can be dangerous and intimidating - - - especially if you ca n't communicate well with support crews on the surface . The impressions created by this use of murals are of unresponsive , unreasonable and intimidating organisations which is certainly not the original intention of the muralists . I do n't feel so intimidated now . Attempts by the accused person to contact or follow a person after the accused person has been given actual notice that the stalked person does not want to be contacted or followed constitutes prima facie evidence that the accused person purposely and knowingly followed , harassed , threatened or intimidated the stalked person . " States can take several clear steps to ensure that all eligible voters are afforded fair and full access to the voting booth , and they can start by imposing meaningful penalties on those who would suppress and intimidate the electorate , " said Brenda Wright , Managing Attorney at the National Voting Rights Institute , an affiliate of Demos . " Technology , used artfully , can impress the jury as well as intimidate the opposition . Once in the courtroom , the parents appeared to be as intimidated as the children before the magistrate . I 'm kind of a TV junkie , and I felt much less intimidated writing for the smaller-size picture . People today are intimidated by how much choice they have . Cross-burning is never simply an expression of political perspective but always an action taken by " those who hate " to " terrorize and intimidate to make their point . It refers to behavior with a sexual connotation which is not welcome and which is personally intimidating , hostile or offensive , and debilitates morale and , therefore , interferes with work effectiveness . They often partner with local veterinarians , sharing real-life experiences of the rural practitioner , said LeAnn Bouska , a second-year veterinary student from St. " We hope that we can make this career seem less intimidating by giving younger students a chance to interact with both a veterinarian and a veterinary student .