Sentence examples for programme Fear from inspiring English sources

Critics of the programme fear it could lead to higher inflation in the future.

Ohio conservative Republican state senator, Bill Seitz, mobilises fellow Republicans to shrink the state's austerity programme fearing "voter backlash".

With cuts to England's national school building programme feared, BBC News education reporter Hannah Richardson hears the concerns over one area in the North West.

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But while environmentalists praise the efforts made to protect the captive breeding programme, they fear that the wild pandas may be at risk from the wider rush to rebuild in the quake zone.

His lawyer, Joshua Dratel, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "Our fear is that the introduction of a large volume of inflammatory rhetoric by Abu Hamza as opposed to evidence by conduct by him seemed to overwhelm the deliberations".

'Off the record', many of those involved with MDA are well aware that there are difficulties with the programme, but fear that the publication of more objective evaluations will lead to the withdrawal of funding and free drugs, rather than a better programme.

(Female nurse, West New Britain Province) However, one HW was resistant about the possibility of a national MC programme for fear that this would raise community expectations of complete protection from HIV and could result in retribution in the event of a circumcised man becoming HIV-positive.

Some partners, more than others, feel they have fully internalised BP as a viable programme; several fear the loss of facilitator commitments if payments are no longer there, as these workers are often low-salaried or volunteer workers for whom the funds, however small, signal value.

I avoid quiz programmes for fear of being tripped up over Mozart and Bach's dates.

Since 2007 financial intelligence on the deceptions practised by Iran's banks and firms has helped officials convince private companies around the world of the growing risk of finding they have inadvertently supported Iran's blacklisted nuclear or missile programmes.Some fear that Chinese and other firms will snap up the lost business.