Sentences with phrase «economic blackmail»
Six months after the December 2006 Indigenous World Uranium Summit (IWUS) at Window Rock, Arizona, the assault by governments and the uranium industry on Mother Earth continues throughout the world.Driven by the inflated, but rising price of uranium on the world market, this perceived economic boom is creating economic blackmail in Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities worldwide, including several in New Mexico.
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«Turn the screens red at Nestlé's intelligence centre by spreading the word about its unacceptable economic blackmail of the Philippines to persuade it to reconsider.
«It is quite simply disgusting that Nestlé and its colleagues are using economic blackmail against the Philippines in an attempt to force members of congress to accept a bill that the Department of Health, WHO and UNICEF have clearly stated will be damaging to Filipino society.
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The mutual economic dependency is about the same which means that Trump can be less sure that his blackmail approach will work.
A former deputy governor of Osun state and a key chieftain of the People's Democratic Party, PDP, Iyiola Omisore, has accused the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) of blackmail over allegation of fraud being leveled against him.
«Other allegations of economic and financial crimes include: soliciting for inappropriate favors from agencies and multi-national companies; compelling an agency to grant loans; blackmailing a construction company to do some work at the Speaker's Asokoro, Abuja plot; and designing a scheme to scam members of the House through deductions from their salaries for supposed mortgage arrangements.»
The last finals in South Africa were a disgrace: empty arenas; trade - union blackmail; economic gentrification; (and the vuvuvzela).
In parallel, Antena 3 and a few of its managers and anchors came under separate investigation for blackmail in commercial contracts following a typical pattern: threats to disclose information and / or offers to stop TV inquiries in exchange for economic benefits.