Sentence examples for military fears from inspiring English sources

The Canadian military fears that a ship might hit a rock or an iceberg.

It is particularly wary of the United States, which Pakistan's military fears has plans to seize the arsenal if it was judged to be at risk of falling into the hands of extremists.

"The combination of Wall Street objectives and military fears seem so intertwined in our present policies," she charged, "that it is difficult to quite understand what we are really trying to do".

Why had the secretary not been to Swat, the chief justice asked, a question that was a clear challenge to the government's impotence in an area where even the military fears to operate.

The nations both to the east and to the west og Germany have historical memories that make them most unenthusiastic about a reunified nation--not only because of military fears but also because of the effect of a reunified Germany's industrial and economic strength on the balance of relationships within the European Community and Central Europe.

These recurring atrocities keep the military feared – and above the law.

Though the demonstrations were peaceful, thousands marched, and the military feared that matters might get out of hand.

Perhaps after reading Jack and the Beanstalk, the military feared that prisoners would escape by planting magic seeds?

But many here, including some who are close to the king and in the military, fear that further neglect of Nepal's poor will only help the Maoists.

Research institutes such as the Palm Center argued that an open-service policy would be beneficial, rather than the "social experiment" that some critics within the military feared.

The Venezuelan military, fearing a right-wing dictatorship, then withdrew its support for the new government and on April 13 recognized Chávez's vice president, Diosdado Cabello, as the rightful successor.