| However, young employees may be reluctant to make complaints against a peer or a superior for fear of repercussion or being labeled a complainer. |
| These officers want a public forum where they can provide this testimony about these allegations without fear of repercussion. |
| The safety repercussion of any accidental failure must be limited by appropriate means. |
| You ask about the repercussion of a university not awaiting a certificate of ethics approval before granting funds. |
| In general, the other variables emerge and become significant only when the economic dimension has experienced some serious repercussion. |
| That means they are able to make the decisions they believe are best for Canadians without fear of repercussion or without expectation of favour. |
