Sentence examples for government fear from inspiring English sources

He said: "Another obstacle occurred to me: government fear of the Daily Mail, which is real.

The conscript army had defeated the samurai; never again would the government fear local uprisings or samurai threats.

Members of the government fear the real agenda of the Sunni is not reform but regime change, a counter-revolution reversing the post-Saddam Hussein political settlement.

What home-grown critics of the government fear is that the country's stifling political climate may, in the longer term, itself engender such a shift.

There is genuine debate among Labour MPs about each issue, though some in government fear the policy prospectus is too radical.

Yet many inside and outside the government fear that backing Europe's choice, and rejecting that of developing nations, would be a great mistake.

A crowdfunded advertising campaign uses ridicule and well-chosen statistics to show up government fear-mongering.

But the government, fearing violence, ordered the affair canceled.

The government fears public hostility to this scheme.

The government fears that Xinjiang could face a similar convulsion.

The government fears losing control over what children are taught.