Sentence examples for fear of assaults from inspiring English sources

They say they are afraid to leave the airport or try their luck on the roads to the border for fear of assaults by Libyan citizens or at militia checkpoints.

It was unsafe for women to go to the outdoor bathrooms at night for fear of assault.

Fear of assault, fear of sexual abuse and fear for their children's wellbeing, whose welfare they held above all other concerns".

He wrote on Twitter: "I have a right to go about my job covering news without fear of assault".

But living in such an exclusive spot does not yet seem to have much to do with reclaiming the urban right to stroll around without fear of assault.

And nurses cite the fear of assault as a reason for low morale, especially if they feel that management does not share their concern.

She said: "Whilst it is absolutely right that teachers and support staff should be able to do their jobs without fear of assault, exclusion should always be a last resort.

By this kooky means, we were introduced to a world where violent, antisocial behaviour has been eradicated and men with clipboards are free to roam without fear of assault.

There has always been a dark side to this evergreen tale, a shadow of dread, a xenophobia rooted not so much in fear of assault from outside aggressors as in a dull-witted suspicion of those among us who look or sound or somehow seem as if they "don't come from around here".

Anthony Mills, the International Press Institute's press freedom manager, said: "We call upon the authorities to release the journalists imprisoned because of their work, including Irina Khalip, and to ensure that the media are free to report without fear of assault, arrest and imprisonment.

As the American ambassador put it, an early simple test will be whether people wearing MDC T-shirts will be able to walk freely down the streets and in the bush without fear of assault or even murder by ZANU-PF thugs.