For countries that have abolished the death penalty, there is an obligation not to expose a person to the real risk of its application.

Financial firms thus need strong internal risk measurement and control systems to ensure that the sum of the activities of their managers individually does not expose the firm as a whole to excessive risk.

We're trying to expose them.

The Immigration and Refugee Protection Act provides that persons in Canada may apply for protection if they are subject to a removal order and fear that their removal would expose them to the risk of persecution on one of the grounds established in the Convention relating to the Status of Refugees or to the risk of being subjected to torture within the meaning of article 1 of the Convention against Torture, or would put their life at risk or expose them to the risk of cruel treatment.

Expose them?

Then it won't be me who will expose him. He'll expose himself.

3.3 The State party further rejects the argument that the tests expose the population of the islands surrounding the testing area to an increased risk of radiation.

For the purpose of this Convention, the term exceptional risk means those conditions that expose United Nations personnel and associated personnel to loss of life or to physical injury.

I'll expose him.

I expose everything!

Peter Eigen How to expose the corrupt

And then expose him to hell fire

And then expose him to hell fire

11.2 The first issue before the Committee is whether the author's expulsion to Uganda would expose him to a real and foreseeable risk of being subjected to treatment contrary to article 7.

Heather Brooke My battle to expose government corruption

This could potentially expose wires leading to EID.

What is this truth you want to expose?

And Sloan threatened to expose him to Dr. Cristo.

d) disrupts or stops the supply of water, electric power or any other vital natural resource with the aim to endanger human lives or to expose property to the risk of extensive damage,

We should sometimes expose our bodies to the sun.

Why would you willingly expose yourself to bad news?

Why expose the family to a couple of snoopers?

She's going to expose you at the ball tonight.

We must have the courage to expose it all.

You are very brave to expose yourself this way.

Hitler ordered the general not to expose himself to enemy fire.

Bloggers exposed this, or they worked hard to expose this.

Go to court and expose my whole life in public?

I couldn't expose Mary to that man and his... secretaries.

In settings where there is stigma associated with the perceived breakdown of marriage or domestic partnership, informal networks of care and support may disintegrate and further expose women to the risk of homelessness.

1222 2003 (Byahuranga v. Denmark), concerning a Ugandan national awaiting expulsion to Uganda, the Committee considered whether such expulsion would expose him to a real and foreseeable risk of being subjected to treatment contrary to article 7.

Without that exchange rate adjustment, faster export growth would expose the Chinese economy to the risk of overheating. But, with the adjustment, Chinese consumers will spend more on imports and less on domestic goods.

A magician doesn't like to expose his magic, black or white.

He won't expose himself in broad daylight.

What we did was expose American babies during this period to Mandarin.

Often protracted, such conflicts expose successive generations of children to horrendous violence.

That was a stupid lie, easy to expose, not worthy of you.

So I'm going to shamelessly expose something to you, which is beautiful to me.

I'll expose you in every paper I own!

But don't expose yourself till it's absolutely necessary.

On the other hand, it was pointed out that automatic deregistration would expose the assignee to the risk of losing its priority, if it did respond in a timely manner to an erroneous or mischievous demand by the assignor.

Rule 92 has also been applied in other circumstances, for instance in cases of imminent deportation or extradition which may involve or expose the author to a real risk of violation of rights protected under the Covenant.

Rule 86 has also been applied in other circumstances, for instance in cases of imminent deportation or extradition which may involve or expose the author to a real risk of violation of rights protected by the Covenant.

I realized that he was wanting to expose his wicker basket chest to me.

I'm not so sure I care to expose myself... to typical, instinctive masculine brutality!