Sentence examples for fear organised from inspiring English sources

They fear organised protest and dissent far more than foreign embarrassment.

Whenever he runs unopposed in his Democratic primary he counts the blank votes cast, precinct by precinct, knowing that rivals are doing the same.In today's Democratic Party, challengers seldom invoke ideology, Mr Capuano notes, contrasting his lot with that of Republican incumbents who must fear organised attacks from the right.

Most witnesses to the inquiry said they feared organised charity food aid risked becoming like a Victorian-era "poor laws" replacement for a shrinking welfare system.

A Ukip spokesperson told The Independent that other political parties may have created the accounts to bring the party into disrepute and raised fears of an organised campaign because the tweets had all "followed the same pattern".

If we embraced work-saving technologies rather than feared them, and organised our society around their potential, it could mean being able to live a good life with a ten-hour working week.

They have good reason to fear a political contest organised around which party can best deliver growth.

"Residents fear reprisal from political gangs organised by politicians.

Lipsett recognised that there was no immediate threat to the Canadian coast and calmed fears whilst simultaneously organising the local militia forces and deploying the two submarines purchased by provincial Premier Richard McBride.

"In the Araucanía organised groups use violence to generate fear in the general population.

Many are feared to have fallen into the hands of organised trafficking syndicates.

(Sun discarded the terms "federation" and "union" for fear that Jini might be associated with Orwell or organised labour).Jini works like a noticeboard.