Sentence examples for fear of interventions from inspiring English sources

Chubby patients, The Boyd Family, have been running a parallel study for a lifetime, as I'm sure many others have: we've all been impacted by fear of "interventions" in different ways.

Such clauses thus serve as a signal to decision-makers that they may operate without fear of intervention by the courts at a later stage.

The aim of this paper is to describe the development process of a protocol for an interdisciplinary fear-of-falling intervention program, based in the main factors associated with fear of falling in Colombian Andes Mountains elderly people.

There was fear of unnecessary interventions like episiotomies and quick caesarean sections.

The study elucidated several reasons for the delay in making the decision to transfer women, the main being the fear of medical interventions and the lack of money.

It cited the mother of a victim of FGM who was scared to come forward for fear of police intervention.

Even as it promises to surrender power by June, it has deployed all the platitudes of authoritarian Arab governments: fear of foreign intervention, fear of chaos, and fear of the rabble.

It is much more important that there should be a truly independent European central bank, able to pursue anti-inflationary policies without fear of political intervention.

A whole network of local voluntary bodies, led either by Anglicans or Nonconformists, usually in rivalry, came into existence, representing a tribute to the energies of the age and to its fear of state intervention.

The development may also represent a calculation by the Syrian leadership that it can resort to such lethal weapons without the fear of international intervention, partly because Washington had set its tolerance threshold at the use of chemical weapons.

Frequent revolutions and the fear of European intervention led Wilson to impose a protectorate and a puppet government upon Haiti in 1915 and a military occupation of the Dominican Republic in 1916.