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Critics of the proposals fear the new president of the council and his cabinet would inevitably encroach on the turf of the commission.Other elements of Mr Giscard d'Estaing's proposals sharpen these suspicions.

But conservatives resist such proposals, fearing they will endanger Turkey's security and stability.

Broadcasters objected to some of the F.C.C.'s proposals, fearing that unlicensed devices would interfere with their station signals.

Companies like Facebook have generally resisted such proposals, fearing this could undermine the development of services like targeted advertising, which relies on the mining of consumer data.

Some opposition leaders want to water down the proposals, fearing Mr. Kuchma's executive powers will too easily override the legislature.

Some developers have pointed to legitimate technical problems in the zoning proposals, fearing that projects already assembled and financed might be unfairly aborted.

Initially, several black legislators fought the proposals, fearing that any financing for Hispanic institutions would come at the expense of historically black universities.

But as Binyamin Appelbaum and Helene Cooper reported in The Times, Mr. Obama and his advisers are still debating whether it is worth pushing any bold proposals, fearing that voters will see it as a failure if they don't make it through Congress.

Healthcare workers have also already criticised the proposals, fearing that without significant investment they will just put more pressure on staff who are already overworked and seeing dozens of patients every day to plug gaps in service provision.

Blair vetoed the proposals, fearing that, with a general election approaching, the Tories and their press allies would accuse him of threatening the A-level "gold standard" and dealing a blow to academic standards.

Peatfield is confident that many proposals feared as too restrictive by researchers won't pass.