That was under the threat of arms.

This decision has been taken under the pressure of a constant threat to resources.

I'd rather have her put off at gun point.

A pardon was obtained at gunpoint for the members of this group.

But the middle class is clearly under huge threat right now.

A man who committed a crime... but only when forced to at the point of a gun.

Early fears that the operation might have to be conducted under fire were dissipated.

The number of civilian deaths in Israel has thankfully remained at four.

At the beginning of this month, the Serbians demanded the partition of Sarajevo under the threat of continuing shelling and genocide.

By stagecoach to the 100 settlements and the 1000 farms... ... standing under threat of an Indian uprising.

The terrorists then got off the bus and commandeered a car being driven by a woman, whom they took hostage and held at gunpoint.

The Shi a threat to the Saudi government is ideological.

The Threat to the Central Bank Brand

Now the biggest cities in western Turkey are threatened by attacks organised by so called pro Kurdish groups like TAK.

In my part of the world, island communities now live under the constant threat of ecological disasters.

For the next five years, Selena lived a life of violence and addiction until finally, she was poisoned, robbed, and held up at gunpoint,

And what counts as threat information is defined so broadly that it can mean anything.

In general, the victims are abducted in the street or at their homes and are forced to enter private vehicles at gunpoint.

So nations may live under the threat of what Nobel Prize winner Thomas Schelling called the reciprocal fear of surprise attack, as I don't know if my neighbor is about to attack me or not

Islam is a threat.

The Joblessness Threat

A triple threat.

Bush s invocation of democracy to justify the invasion of Iraq implied that democracy could be imposed at the barrel of a gun.

Underequipped, the African continent is awash in the obsolescence of its facilities and bore the brunt of poor management of available resources.

Emulating kidnappings in Syria, Jawad painted an abducted Santa in ragged clothes, kneeling on his knees at gunpoint

For those hundreds of millions to have hope, economic development would have to be generated in urban environments already under severe threat.

living under death threat took his wife and children to Massachusetts for safety and went back to South Carolina to face down the Klan alone.

To attack America is to risk blowing up the world.

China s Threat to Russia

The looting and pillaging continued banditry is on the increase trucks have been stolen at gunpoint and some drivers killed.

At the end of the trial, one juror allegedly told the author and his co defendants that most of the jurors had been intimidated by the mayor.

It's what is meant by overcoming the horror that we feel when we are under threat of our enemies, and beginning to appreciate the other.

It is no less serious a threat to peace today than nuclear war was yesterday.

Intelligence, diplomacy, security forces, and educating people to the requirements of life lived under the shadow of an invisible menace must all be brought to bear.

Any threat to one State must be treated as a threat to all such threats call for a collective response by the entire international community.

Indeed, the threat of fascism is real.

This is a threat to peace.

Impoverishment is another threat.

To kidnap, threat, terrorize, and intimidate.

Yes! Do something!

You did use the word threatening .

There have, however, been numerous cases of robberies, many at gunpoint, of vehicles belonging either to the United Nations Offices in Nairobi, or to international civil servants.

Economically, Bosnians are forced, at gunpoint, to relinquish their property and material goods before they begin their perilous trek to forests and refugee camps.

As a result of vehicle losses due to theft at gun point, a decision was made to accelerate the transport of vehicles to other missions and to rent commercial vehicles for official use.

Identifying and addressing problems when intervention is not urgently needed is much easier than working them out under the threat of a pending sovereign default.