"Our limited funds are instead being used to bolster fear-based approaches, which effectively drive people in need further away from health programs".
One post links the Central American caravan – which Trump has used to bolster fears of a wave of unlawful migrants – to the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, which helps resettle refugees in American communities.
Federal agencies say a pending plan to provide the Census Bureau with information on noncitizens follows standard protocol, but census experts and immigrant advocates say such a move could bolster fears that responding to the 2020 census would be unsafe, undermining the integrity of the count.
SEOUL, South Korea North Koreaeapparentlyly began pursuing a uranium enrichment program in 1996 at the latest, the South Korean foreign minister said Wednesday, bolstering fears that the North's second route to building a nuclear bomb could be well on its way.
It bolstered fears that the trade war with China has started to take a toll on U.S. economic activity.
Minutes from the August Fed meeting, which bolstered fears of another tightening by the central bank in November, also contributed to a rise in long-term interest rates.
Thursday's resignation has bolstered fears that the recent violence could hamper both domestic and international efforts to battle the radical group al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), which Western nations regard as one of al Qaeda's most dangerous branches.
If we're always ready for battle, any bit of breaking news can bolster the fear that things are out of control.
Further revelations that a branch of the Irish state is refusing to co-operate with the Americans in prosecuting those involved in the arms smuggling will only bolster unionist fears that Dublin is operating a policy of appeasement towards the IRA.
Coming after a week of bold and ever more sophisticated attacks against American forces, the tape seems certain to bolster Iraqi fears that their faith in their liberators was not only misplaced -- given the security and infrastructure problems of the occupation's first three months -- but perhaps downright dangerous.
martensi to Maui bolsters fears of what may already be a foregone conclusion: the colonization of the mainland by the rat-lungworm nematode, its favored mollusk host, or both.
