Sentence examples for fear courts from inspiring English sources

He was roughly treated in the selection process, probably on the instructions of those who fear courts with sharper teeth.

DealBook » Banks Fear Court Ruling in Argentina Bond Debt | Investors who hold a majority of Argentina's foreign debt have been left vulnerable, as well as the banks that process the payments to those investors, Peter Eavis reported.

Ministers have hinted that they fear courting unpopularity at an already delicate juncture.It might be possible to steer through pension reforms and take on the vested interests opposed to liberalisation and privatisation if it were done in the name of national belt-tightening.

They feared courts would find arbitration remedies to be an addition to, rather than a replacement for, class actions.

And here, the far right wing of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's new government has just proposed one of the strictest anti-immigration laws on the Continent, provoking heated opposition from human-rights organizations, the Vatican, the United Nations and also Italian prosecutors fearing courts swamped by criminal cases.

Although the Twenty-fourth Amendment was ratified a year earlier and banned the use of poll taxes in federal elections, Johnson's administration and the bill's sponsors did not include a provision in the bill banning poll taxes in state elections because they feared courts would strike down the legislation as unconstitutional.

Mr. Molloy said that he feared court action would discourage future research on supplements.

"A good patient doesn't only accept fear; he courts it, chases it.

The IMF had long pressed the Argentine government to convert frozen savings deposits into bonds; it had resisted, partly out of fear the courts would disapprove.

Yes, in America, the litigious society, people fear the courts!

| Banks fear a court ruling in Argentina's bond debt.