| In other words, it was browbeaten and the institute was denied what was agreed under that deed of settlement. |
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| Allowing himself to be browbeaten by the likes of Bill Kristol will not further that agenda. |
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| Using information presumably provided by Serb security agents, he has browbeaten witnesses, particularly frightened Kosovar villagers. |
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| Markets may not always be right, but they do send important messages and they cannot just be browbeaten. |
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| Nor should the poorer countries be browbeaten into bailing out the rich ones. |
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| I believe that your film does justice to the average Burmese population who are obliged to live under a dictatorship but refuse to be browbeaten. |
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| On the desolate Yorkshire moors, life is a struggle, not least for the browbeaten family of John Rutherford, tyrannical owner of a local glassworks factory. |
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| This has become true and I am never browbeaten by my wife. |
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| As the doomed man, he is flimflammed by telephone operators, browbeaten by his mother, and terrified when his girl friend submits to his amorous advances. |
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| At the very least, it is the Commission's solemn duty to uphold Community legislation and not to be browbeaten in any way by powerful and intransigent Member States or arrogant political forces. |
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