Sentence examples for apprehension for which from inspiring English sources

Having attempted to place her son beyond the reach of the law, Tonya Couch is to be charged with "hindering apprehension," for which she faces up to ten years in prison.

Total border apprehensions dropped by a fifth to 249,726 between July 2014 and March 2015, the last month for which US customs and border patrol data is available.

What Wodeham means by an evident proposition is complicated and requires that we have a clear sense of the distinction between apprehension and judgment, which are for Wodeham two distinct and separate acts.

The distinction is between beliefs that play a role in preserving past apprehension (and which are constituents of episodic memory), and those that do not play a role in preserving past apprehension (and which are not, strictly speaking, memories).

United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon had expressed concern about Hossam Bahgat's apprehension Sunday, which was denounced by local and international human rights organizations.

But there is also an underlying apprehension, which surfaced publicly for the first time in August.

The reluctance of management to step aside has increased investor apprehension about Olympus, which booked a $1.3 billion reduction in net assets on Wednesday as it accounted for the previously hidden losses.

"Now, I really have no apprehension about anything, which is great," she said.

Add all this up and you have serious voter apprehension, which explains his utterly stagnant campaign.

He also routinely broke into people's houses and stole television sets, which is what led to his apprehension for Genovese's murder, five days later.

We were asked to assume responsibility for law and order, apprehensions and arrests, which we had never been given before.