Sentence examples for fear of internal from inspiring English sources

Conventional diplomatic wisdom suggests China will not break with North Korea's regime for fear of internal collapse, a refugee crisis, and a US-South Korean takeover.

FEAR OF INTERNAL RIVALS, MILITANTS, AND RUSSIA 5. (C) The Tajik civil war ended in 1997 with a power sharing arrangement between President Rahmon's government and the leaders of the United Tajik Opposition (UTO).

When writing about the September Massacres, in which perhaps 1,500 people were butchered in the Parisian prisons, he reminds us that these murders were committed at a time of "grave national peril," when there was much "fear of internal subversion," excuses that apologists for Stalin, Franco and other ruthless dictators have employed to justify their crimes.

Fears of internal fighting have plagued the area despite excitement among southerners that independence could bring them peace after decades of conflict.

The killing of General Younes had raised fears of internal strife, after members of his tribe, the Obeidi, said they would turn to violence unless there was a proper investigation.

Fears of internal squabbling prompted by high staff turnover were reinforced last month by the announcement of the unexpected departure of one of the FSA's three managing directors, Richard Farrant.Fears of a muddle are understandable.

Under his leadership, the office mainly printed pamphlets, including "Divide and Conquer," which explained how foreign agents weaken a nation's resolve by undermining confidence in institutions like elections and the press, and by raising fears of internal enemies, like immigrants and Jews.

The loathed and feared head of internal security was Ali Saad al-Majaab, who residents say sought protection from his tribe soon after the uprising began.

Acknowledging that the riots and Jewish fears of an internal front in the event of another Arab-Israeli war -- Israel's worst nightmare -- Mr. Mashur said his community would have to work hard to heal the deep rift with Israel's majority.

She went into work and was congratulated on her perseverance, but at night she was troubled by bad dreams, grief sweats, fear of the void, internal chaos that she tried to keep well buried, aware that her experience was general not exceptional and she really ought to button up.

– the reluctance of the government to confront the movement for fear of intensifying Lebanese internal divisions and igniting another civil war.