Sentence examples for fear of charges from inspiring English sources

The European curators have done a show that most American curators resist doing for fear of charges of jingoism or hegemony-building.

Many of the women surveyed by Doctors of the World had not sought medical advice until late in their pregnancy, often because of fear of charges or of the NHS challenging their immigration status.

The indictment of SAC Capital Advisors and three of its internal hedge fund companies on Thursday signals an important shift by the government away from its longstanding fear of charging an organization with a crime.

Some consumer advocates and policy experts say the insurers may be increasing rates for fear of charging too little, and they may be less afraid of having to refund some of the money than risk losing money.

Despite the fear of charging a large bank with a crime, the Justice Department has tried to show its mettle recently in cases involving manipulation of the London interbank offered rate, or Libor.

They have decided that only certain individuals may seek life-threatening emergency care without fear of criminal charges.

Haunted by a fear of felony charges and jail time, Ms. McCarty moved to Wisconsin, one of 27 states where direct-entry midwives can practice legally.

Later that year the corps was recalled to England and Bligh vindicated; Johnston was dismissed from service in 1811, and Macarthur could not return to New South Wales, for fear of facing charges, until 1817.

The claims were alarming: If Sweden, a non-NATO member, signed the deal, the alliance would stockpile secret nuclear weapons on Swedish soil; NATO could attack Russia from Sweden without government approval; NATO soldiers, immune from prosecution, could rape Swedish women without fear of criminal charges.

Delaware's Law passed because those in the state of Delaware believe that no person should die because of fear of criminal charges.

The PRI was able to rebuild without fear of criminal charges for past acts of corruption and repression among its ranks.