Lucia, risked that boat too.

He risked everything for love.

He risked losing all his fortune.

The girl risked all for all.

You risked more than I did.

Many had risked or given their lives.

I risked my life for this plate.

risked their lives on its bloodsoaked trails.

I say risked, but what do I know?

I... don't believe you risked your life to see me.

But read it. He risked his life to bring it.

We risked death together, we'll stay friends back at the village.

Now, we risked Richard's life, it's only fair we risk our own lives.

They still risked arrest by the police and subsequent ill treatment and torture.

I could have left by the window, unnoticed, but I risked being discovered.

For your sake I risked it all... expulsion from the university, almost exile...

He risked his life as he walked up to people whose families he'd murdered.

men who have risked their lives for the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.

men who have risked their lives for the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Apart from itself causing severe pain, such treatment seriously risked exacerbating his medical condition.

The Board concluded that the complainant had not substantiated his claim that he risked persecution.

In particular, certain controversial provisions should be removed because they risked endangering acceptance of the draft.

However, the Organization's voice risked being drowned in the deluge of information vying for the world's attention.

In order to gain respect for discriminated people, you risked your life to walk a righteous path.

When he was 12 there was fire and he risked his life to save eight other kids.

And she knew she risked death and she was literally gunned down and rolled over by that tank.

(b) Involving more companies some participants highlighted that the voluntary nature of some initiatives risked reducing their coverage.

But nine men risked their lives to ride with you... in order to put bombs on a target!

(for my father fought for you, and risked his life, and delivered you out of the hand of Midian

(for my father fought for you, and risked his life, and delivered you out of the hand of Midian

With unpaid assessed contributions as high as 3,345 million, the normal functioning of the Organization risked being seriously hampered.

Many of the individuals employed in the field were skilled and committed peacekeeping professionals, often civilians, who risked their lives daily.

The monitoring function of the Unit risked being compromised by the fact that it was in charge of managing the inventory

With reduced levels of both contributions and other income, UNHCR risked not being able to adequately finance even this reduced target.

As a consequence of these blockages, Bosnia and Herzegovina risked falling behind all its neighbours on the road to Euro Atlantic integration.

Concerted international action was needed to tackle the critical cases of non compliance confronting the Treaty otherwise its credibility risked being undermined.

As a result, over 245 million rural mountain people in developing and transition countries risked, or actually experienced, hunger and food insecurity.

The United States had voted against the resolution because it risked compromising the efforts of the parties involved in the direct negotiations.

Then, at last, to find out that you risked your life, perhaps even died, just because you had no faith in her?

The complainant appealed against the Board's decision, maintaining that he risked being tortured and that Government forces were unable to control FARE DP activities.

According to the author, the Institute provided the court with false documents to attest that the administration had warned her that she risked expulsion.

Some delegations expressed the view that the militarization of outer space risked undermining strategic stability and international security and could lead to an arms race.

The commitment shown by humanitarian aid workers who risked their own lives in adverse situations was a testament to the dignity of the human person.

175. On 21 October, it was reported that 23 houses located in the village of Anata (West Bank) risked being demolished by the Civil Administration.

Mr. Eriksen (Norway) commended United Nations and associated personnel, who risked their lives assisting people in conflict situations, but who were increasingly being attacked by belligerents.