Sentence examples for fear of reporting from inspiring English sources

It doesn't feel quite so much like fear of you as fear of reporting back.

Ms. Bordat said this clause not only led to a fear of reporting rape but also to misreporting.

"The fear of reporting even privileged Dáil speech shows how dangerous the extent of the O'Brien empire is for Irish media and society in general.

He says that the kidnappers, usually poor slum-dwellers, "hate their victims, and so this contributes to the violence".Police collusion, and the consequent fear of reporting kidnaps, mean that this crime epidemic has failed to receive the kind of relentless media coverage given to drug trafficking.

Ms. Komsan placed blame for the problem on the lack of laws protecting women against sexual violence, women's fear of reporting trouble, and a powerful undercurrent of oppression and frustration in Egyptian society, particularly among the millions of poor, uneducated and unemployed young men.

"There is genuine fear of reporting these events institutionally because of government and ministry of defense pushback".

Perceptions about relevance to report and fears of reporting appeared most likely to be influenced by differences between the trial sites.

It is precisely that approach that enhances the abusers' ability to continue to molest by creating a sense of fear and shame of reporting and a culture of blaming the victim coupled with disbelief when it is reported.

Ethical violations may also be up because workers fear the consequences of reporting them.

In addition, we believe another barrier to reporting abuse was fear of being reported to child protective services, contributing to the overall low rate of abuse disclosure.

It is also unlikely that checklists alone will overcome fears of reporting, by those who perceive themselves as either participants or patients.