Sentence examples for international fear from inspiring English sources
With one inexpensive hack, a team can generate the kind of international fear once achievable only through bomb or terror threats.
Civil society organisations, national and international, fear that UK proposals to neuter the court are designed to turn the European Court of Human Rights from a strong, independent and successful supervisory mechanism to a toothless advisor.
The abrupt change of focus from domestic recovery to international fear over North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's growing military might was clear Sunday morning in raw juxtaposition.
But as the threat of Iranian nuclear belligerence becomes more pronounced, President Obama has been forced to address growing international fear over Iran, exposing perhaps his even greater vulnerability.
This generated worldwide media attention and international fear of repeated 'Mumbai-style' attacks [ 35].
The following secondary outcomes: Short Falls Efficacy Scale—International, fear of falling in the past 4 weeks, and the Frenchay Activities Index will be treated as continuous data and will be measured at baseline, month 6 and 12.
Several studies have found that up to 40percentt of people have some degree of anxiety about flying, said Dr. Lucas van Gerwen, an aviation psychologist and professional pilot in the Netherlands and an organizer of an international fear-of-flying conference, sponsored by the International Civil Aviation Organization, that took place in early June in Montreal.
The new assessment could reduce international fears of a confrontation over Iran's nuclear program, at least temporarily.
But the Dutch international feared the minor surgery would jeopardise his chances of being fit to play in Euro 2000.
In recent years, there has been a push by the Uzbek government to allay international fears over the mass mobilisation of its citizens throughout the harvest.
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