Sentence examples for international apprehension from inspiring English sources

Indian leaders celebrated the successful test, "even as Pakistan and China reacted warily, amid growing international apprehension about the increasing militarization of Asia," they write.

"One of the reassuring things that has come out of the response to the Russian laws in particular is there is a growing international apprehension.

As a result, the Beijing Games will be remembered not only as an unprecedentedly impressive spectacle, but also as a controversial event that failed fully to dispel international apprehension about China's rise.

Today's remarks came as the United States continued a buildup of military forces in the Middle East, and they exemplified international leaders' apprehensions and attempts at political and moral suasion.

More than 140 heads of state and government fly in to New York this week for the United Nations general assembly amid apprehension that international order is unraveling at an accelerating pace, while the world's leaders seem ever less willing or able to deal with the proliferating threats.

Mehmood Shah, a former military official and a security analyst based in Peshawar, Pakistan, said: "The biggest apprehension is that our international borders will be crossed by the U.S. military.

While previously many LDCs viewed the prospect of graduation with some apprehension, fearing significant erosion of international support, increasingly, the move is being seen as a more positive landmark.

International collaboration aimed at improving the understanding of these factors would alleviate public apprehension and enhance preparedness for and control of epidemic crises.

While the statements themselves were hardly surprising, they were delivered in an unvarnished fashion to an international audience that reacted with a mix of apprehension and disagreement.

United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon had expressed concern about Hossam Bahgat's apprehension Sunday, which was denounced by local and international human rights organizations.

"The reason for all this strike is they wanted to get rid of the orders of apprehension," said Juan Rebolledo, Grupo Mexico's vice president for international affairs.