Sentence examples for fear of closure from inspiring English sources

The CHP's leader, Deniz Baykal, said the reform programme was driven by the AKP's fear of closure.

He offered the 150 full-time Independent and i staff, supported by casuals, little to assuage their fears of closure.

She is among 70 people who signed up as volunteers to keep the library in New Haw open when the county council said it would no longer staff it, prompting fears of closure.

Using transfixing K wires without a tension band made the procedure easier and faster, with no fear of premature closure of the trochanteric apophysis.

Huang et al. [ 25] showed that 46% of HAE-C1-INH patients were dissatisfied with the management of the disease, 85% had a constant fear of airway closure and 65% had a fear of pain.

So when you're in a community like Sarnia, where they have tremendous clout, and there's fear of plant closures and downsizing and so forth, the Department of the Environment doesn't act as a counterweight to that industry.

But many are unwilling to risk the dangers of life in Chechnya, and fears of new closures are rife among residents of other camps.

This prompted fears of further closures, since CSN's production costs are far lower than those of Corus (the fusion of British Steel and Hoogovens of the Netherlands).

Horta-Osório is preparing to present a new three-year plan to the bank's board that is likely to spark fears of bank closures and another swathe of job cuts on top of 15,000 earmarked for his first three years.

Freed of the fear of arrest or the closure of their newspapers, editors no longer censor themselves to please authorities.

And although there are good grounds for discounting fears that reduced competition will drive prices upwards, a less pro-business administration may be more inclined to heed the inevitable protests of passenger lobbies fearing the closure of routes or a city hub.Some industry critics are sceptical of the airlines' claims about the efficiency gains that mergers will make possible.