Sentence examples for avoid repercussions for from inspiring English sources

One long-time CNN employee (to whom I have granted anonymity to avoid repercussions for negative statements about CNN's management) described "iRevolution" as an "expensive, highly produced international story about the Arab Spring".

"It's the ugliest in the history of the new China," said one of the sources, who has ties to the leadership and spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid repercussions for talking to a foreign news organization about a sensitive subject.

Some users in Germany were fined for using Popcorn Time earlier this year, so a VPN could help movie fans avoid repercussions for their borderline-legal viewing activity — which we at TechCrunch do not condone, by the way.

"It looks like a premeditated suicide attack," a source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters, speaking on condition of anonymity to avoid repercussions for talking to the foreign media.

Liu Yandong, 67, will be the second-ranked vice premier and be responsible for culture, education, health and sports, the sources said, requesting anonymity to avoid repercussions for discussing secretive elite politics with foreign media.

Any other time in recent decades, she said, Patterson could have avoided repercussions for statements like the ones recently circulated.

She told Brazilian officials she needed asylum to avoid repercussions from the authorities.

The social sciences teacher, who asked that a pseudonym be used to avoid repercussions from the government, had long faced difficulties because of her activism, joining teachers' union strikes and advocating for leftist and Kurdish causes.

(To avoid repercussions Ms Ye did not charge for sex during her stint in the brothel).

Whether by political calculation or deference, Mr. Perry's designation of Mr. Williamson as the point man for this project helped him avoid repercussions at the polls.

(She asked that her name not be printed to avoid repercussions with her employer).