Примеры использования Who feared на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Advice from men who feared his popularity would eclipse their own.
His artistic andliterary ambitions worried his father who feared for the good name of the family.
He who feared the word of the LORD among the servants of Pharaoh brought his servants and his cattle into the house.
Atwater was separated from his companions who feared the worst for the teen who was blind.
In addition, the Office received three requests for advice from staff members who feared retaliation.
Whereas whose who feared to appear before their Lord and kept their soul from passions will have refuge in paradise.
Towards the end of the year, three human rights lawyers who feared reprisals from the security forces fled the country.
Those who feared the word of Yahweh among the servants of Pharaoh made their servants and their livestock flee into the houses.
This caused consternation to Henry II, who feared the establishment of a rival Norman state in Ireland.
The next day, during the briefing for pilots,Race Director Patrick Verdoy reassured those who feared that the race would stop.
Adolescents who feared meeting their parents at health centres could consult such services in the schools.
This order met with great resistance from the local people who feared that the children would be forced to convert to Christianity.
Judges who feared for their safety could also request personal protection under the same programme.
On the contrary, the tragedy convinced him to move forward andwork for those who died and those who feared to come back.
The speech of the future country's president calmed investors who feared the unpredictable steps in trade policy, immigration and US foreign policy.
A woman who feared that her decision to take her case to court would have social repercussions could seek refuge in a rehabilitation centre.
Lumumba's actions distanced him from the rest of the government,especially Kasa-Vubu, who feared the implications of Soviet intervention.
Francis I of France, who feared that Adrian would become a tool of the Emperor, and had uttered threats of a schism, later relented and sent an embassy to present his homage.
Gamsakhurdia played with feelings of ethnic Georgians who feared for Georgia's disintegration and demographic exhastion.
A desperate ship from the colony had called in at the Jamaican city of Port Royal, but it was refused assistance on the orders of the English government, who feared antagonising the Spanish.
The second, built in 1859, was destroyed in 1861 by retreating Confederate troops who feared it would be used as a Union observation post during the Civil War.
He was among those who feared that uncontrolled globalization and the promotion of new and liberal economic policies would undermine achievements made in the sphere of basic human rights thus far, not in terms of international cooperation but at national level.
STP stated that the security forces lacked credibility with residents in northern Nigeria, who feared the deliberate use of violence by the security forces.
The new Convention(nº183)was closely watched by Brazilian women, who feared that the new instrument might include changes contrary to the interests of working women Rea, 2000.
Active measures to eliminate the well-to-do peasantry were welcomed by the poor, who feared that"the party set its course on the kulak.
That narrow focus had caused some concern among Commission members, who feared that the Commission might fail to deal with other more important questions relating to remedial measures, including compensation in the case of damage.
She therefore wondered whether any measures would be taken to ensure adequate protection of female asylum-seekers who feared persecution or violence in their own countries.
The main resistance came from people involved in intercountry adoptions who feared that greater protection could interfere with their economic interests since the new Code provided for imprisonment for six years of convicted traffickers of children.
Incidents frequently remained unreported,also due to the fact that many of the victims were undocumented migrants or refugees, who feared arrest and deportation if they approached the police authorities.
The position of the League on the national question troubled the Czechoslovak authorities, who feared the implications if such a political discourse would ring a bell or take root amongst minority groups inside Czechoslovakia.