Examples of using Intimidating in English and their translations into French
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wolf are powerful, intimidating and strong, which reflect what each Canadian triathlete strives to be.
Prosecuting offenders or their accomplices under criminal law for intimidating or threatening witnesses is another means of protecting witnesses from such acts.
should be protected from hostile or intimidating questioning.
While serving as officer-in-charge of a unit, a staff member performed an act that was intimidating in nature.
confusing, and intimidating and they generally do not have the knowledge to effectively participate in their own litigation.
Assaulting, intimidating or threatening a person on an aircraft Section 149.
A staff member, while serving as officer-in-charge of a unit, performed an act that was intimidating in nature.
Those 60 minutes were very intimidating, and I'm so glad there isn't any footage available at least I think so.
car bomb to Karsten, we get him on attempted murder, intimidating a witness, impeding a criminal investigation.
U.S. embassies often seem intimidating and may be located outside the center of town.
Accepted/ being implemented in the part of the recommendation to examine the allegations of intimidating independent media by State institutions and.
don't sound nearly as intimidating.
Blocking UNMISS patrols and arresting and intimidating its officers and humanitarian personnel cannot be permitted.
With traditional media being too intimidating to reporters, some newspapers in Mexico have self-censored
The spikes would also have been useful for intimidating predators or rival males,
Israel insists on intimidating the countries of the region with its nuclear weapons
Well… assuming this is Phillip Stroh intimidating our witness and not some nut playing a prank.
It was intimidating at first, but I know I'm in good company.
I had expected the UN to feel intimidating, but instead I was amazed by how quickly I began to recognize people in the crowd.
In order to achieve the desired intimidating effect, it was prohibited to provide any information as to their whereabouts or fate.