Sentence examples for fear of lawlessness from inspiring English sources

"There is also still fear of lawlessness and crime," she said.

Moreover, corruption has worsened, making everyone edgier about the future.Meanwhile, a fear of lawlessness has returned.

But the feelings of Iraqis right now are a jumble of liberation, hope and gratitude, mixed with anxiety, humiliation, fear of lawlessness, fear of one another, grief for sons killed in the war and suspicion of America.

But America at the time was gripped by a fear of lawlessness more broadly.

Additionally, most Iraqis have not returned to Baghdad for fear of lawlessness, threats and militias.

There a combination of Puritan values and fears of lawlessness often produced heightened judicial vigilance.

Lebanese officials sent 100 additional police officers to the southern zone, more than doubling the size of the force to address the residents' fears of lawlessness.

It points out that new powers will be given to local councils to close down troublesome nightspots and that a planned levy on rowdy drinking dens could help offset the extra cost of policing them.The British Beer and Pub Association, a trade group, insists that fears of lawlessness are overblown.

Are there other ways investors can and should play this fear, really, of lawlessness and danger?

But in the background, many Syrians describe something else that has them cowering with fear: a wave of lawlessness not unlike the crime wave Iraq experienced during the conflict there.

Seizing on fears of rising lawlessness, he has promised to return police officers, many of whom disappeared after the revolution, to the streets and restore order, claiming an advantage over his rivals on this score.