Sentence examples for expel fear from inspiring English sources

The authors suggest some steps to expel fear and distrust: Praise and promote people who are willing to deliver bad news to the boss.

Izmil Amri, 26, a law student at the University of Technology Mara, said many students supported attempts to change the law but most expressed this view anonymously online because they were afraid they could be expelled".The fear is still there," he said.

The mass circulation Maariv published an editorial today titled "Don't Fear Expelling Arafat".

"That's why we don't fear being expelled".

Hence they fear mutations, expelling anybody who bears a sign of difference.

But in a report released on Thursday, the US-based rights group Human Rights Watch (HRW) said people are returning to Somalia because they feel intimidated, and because they fear being expelled if they remain in the camp past November.

A likelier reason was Mr Hague's fear that expelling Mr Townend would prompt like-minded Conservatives to rally at once to the sacked man's defence, and so create a public rift between left and right inside the party.The trouble is, the cracks are showing anyway.

Mr. Loughner said that he would not ask any more questions for fear of being expelled.

For the first time, as many as 1.7 million of them could be allowed to work legally and live openly in this country without fear of being expelled.

"With the Taliban, the Qataris have a hot potato," said an Afghan journalist working here, who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of being expelled.

Mr. Obama said the young immigrants were Americans at heart and should be able to work legally and live openly in this country without fear of being expelled.