Sentence examples for has aroused fears from inspiring English sources

This has aroused fears among Tibetans of widespread and indiscriminate arrests in the days to come.

This has aroused fears, in France, of a bigger, bolder Germany, readier to throw its weight around.

In Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, once a coup leader and now an elected president (admired by Ecuador's seditious colonel), has aroused fears of dictatorship.

The bill has aroused fears that President-elect Vicente Fox's conservative and staunchly Catholic National Action Party will try to impose similar legislation elsewhere.

Mr. Barak's talk of "high fences" between Israel and an independent Palestinian state has aroused fears of an East Jerusalem severed from its West Bank hinterland.

Germany has aroused fears in recent years that it is going its own way more often, a concern that was heightened by the decision to break with its allies on the intervention in Libya.

Her followers take pride in the way she has aroused fear, hatred and panic in the minds of the liberal elite.

The PBS documentary, part of the American Experience series, is airing during a heated debate over vaccinations and the unlikely reappearance of measles in the U.S. A nasty disease considered by most of us to have gone the way of smallpox, measles has aroused fear and anger nationwide.

Both have aroused fears that Britons can be tried abroad where help with legal costs can be nugatory, and compensation for blunders unlikely for offences primarily committed in their own country, or for acts not considered criminal in Britain.The previous Labour government rigorously implemented the treaty with America, seeing it as a token of loyal Atlanticism.

Maps for the project have aroused fears that it would encroach into the forest in Kayan Mentarang National Park, where the intoxicating mix of high altitude and equatorial humidity breeds an exceptional diversity of species, second only to Papua's, biologists say.

Japanese fire balloon attacks on the United States had aroused fears that the technique might be used in combination with biological agents, which the Japanese were known to be experimenting with.