So, I like to support people that are risking their lives.

He can, very innovatively, actually change keys without risking huge dissonances.

Risking their lives seemed a better option to them than staying home.

Teachers and students had to cross checkpoints on foot, risking their safety.

Those forced into prostitution risk being mentally and physically abused, getting sexually transmitted diseases and obviously risking their future.

All of this must be fixed. But sacrificing the Big Three automakers will accomplish nothing while risking a tragic economic depression.

She is risking her professional life on something that her own calculations show may not work for a thousand years may not ever.

because for the work of Christ he came near to death, risking his life to supply that which was lacking in your service toward me.

because for the work of Christ he came near to death, risking his life to supply that which was lacking in your service toward me.

Every day, United Nations and associated personnel were risking their lives to restore security and give new hope to large segments of the human community.

Hesitance or lack of active support may quickly become a major issue of credibility, risking a regression in international cooperation that would be truly detrimental.

And like I tell my family, and my wife reminds me every time, You're risking your life, you know, every time you go to that country.

The former France player believed that clubs who ran up huge debts in their pursuit of success were effectively cheating and risking ruin if banks or owners withdrew their support.

They wished they knew how to prevent their food supply from sometimes failing, and how they could rest when they were tired without risking starvation, be warmer, cooler, safer, in less pain.

For its part, SML A, or at least some groups of the armed movement, clearly chose to increase their military campaign at a time when talks on Darfur opened at Abuja, risking the progress in the talks.

Will Russia have to rewrite its laws and Constitution to give the prime minister more official power? Is Putin risking his political future by accepting a formally secondary role and making himself accountable for all socio economic policy?

As the economics of climate change has become ever clearer, warnings from the global warming community have become shriller. For example, the head of the UN Climate Panel says, We are risking the ability of the human race to survive.

But this very political strength is precisely what both the Israeli and Palestinian governments lack. Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas are very weak domestically, and, given the compromises needed on both sides, they will be risking a lot.

More than a few eyebrows were raised after the ECB s January Governing Council meeting, when Trichet threatened that the Bank would act preemptively if labor unions tried to embed higher energy and food prices into new contracts, risking a wage price spiral.

The 60 turnout in the January elections and the scenes of Iraqis risking their lives to vote has led to hopes that a political settlement in Iraq may be possible. The elections are but a first step the insurgency continues civil war remains possible.

This may not be popular, especially in an economic downturn. But no one has the right to complain about the central bank s high interest rate, appreciated currency policy when fiscal policy remains too lax for interest rates to be reduced without risking price stability.

Every female simultaneously carries her father s and her husband s honor, and will stoically submit to all forms of violence committed in its name. This may mean dying in childbirth rather than risking the dishonor of giving birth in a public place, a hospital, in front of strangers.

Until now, the Fund has sycophantically supported each new European initiative to rescue the over indebted eurozone periphery, committing more than 100 billion to Greece, Portugal, and Ireland so far. Unfortunately, the IMF is risking not only its members money, but, ultimately, its own institutional credibility.

Under conventional quantitative easing (QE), the central bank buys government securities from banks or corporations and relies on the extra cash that it prints to stimulate private spending. But studies suggest that much of this money goes into speculative activity, risking asset bubbles, rather than being channeled into productive investment.

Foreign capital can play a role in supporting rapid growth, but international experience shows that domestic savings is key to sustaining high investment rates. Mobilizing these savings will require careful thinking about how the domestic financial system can be expanded by an order of magnitude without risking a future crisis.

The fiscal deficit will continue to flirt with the 10 of GDP level, adding to worries about the country s medium term debt dynamics. The banking sector will still be de risking, limiting the flow of credit to small and medium size companies and undermining hiring and investment in plant and equipment.

In China and other emerging market economies, delays in policy tightening could fuel a rise in inflation that forces a tougher clampdown later, with China, in particular, risking a hard landing. There is also a risk that capital inflows to emerging markets will be mismanaged, thus fueling credit and asset bubbles.

But the French and British, who urged that course in Libya, have made no such proposal for Syria. One reason is that Syria has a substantial air defense system, which would have to be suppressed by a bombing campaign causing significant civilian casualties and risking the loss of aircraft and crews.

In most of these countries, democratic development has not yet reached a point where a change in government is a routine part of political life and can take place without risking the country s stability. The Eastern Partnership is based on the profound values of democracy, human rights, and the rule of law.

They will hope for a short winter for the global economy, but they will plan and position for a long one. Accordingly, they will show very limited appetite for risking the hard earned policy gains of the last 10 15 years, and the resilience and self assurance that has come with those gains.

KYIV A year ago, young Ukrainians were risking their lives on Kyiv s Independence Square to defend an agreement that would bring their country closer to the European Union. That uprising ended a corrupt regime and brought to power after a free and fair election what appears to be Ukraine s most reform minded government ever.

This kind of redundancy is actually efficient in the long run, as each player experiments and all of them learn from everyone s failures and successes. In the meantime, each of them is competing not for a single grand prize but for a share of a growing market, risking investors money and their own reputations.

MADRID A human tragedy is unfolding in the Mediterranean, with hundreds of thousands of refugees risking and, in many cases, losing their lives for the chance to find refuge in Europe. How the European Union responds to this crisis matters not just for humanitarian reasons it will also be a bellwether of the future of the Union itself.

LAGUNA BEACH Dark clouds are lowering over Europe s economic future, as three distinct tempests gather the Greek crisis, Russia s incursion in Ukraine, and the rise of populist political parties. Though each poses a considerable threat, Europe, aided by the recent cyclical pickup, is in a position to address them individually, without risking more than a temporary set of disruptions.

Add to that the preferences of the refugees who, after risking everything to get to Europe, have strong feelings about where they would like to settle and the policy challenges are enormous, particularly in the short run. European politicians have yet to catch up with the reality on the ground, let alone get ahead of it.

Savulescu proposes that instead of trying to detect whether an athlete has taken drugs, we should focus on measurable indications of whether an athlete is risking his or her health. So, if an athlete has a dangerously high level of red blood cells as a result of taking erythropoietin (EPO), he or she should not be allowed to compete.

Of course, an ideal scenario implies that the intervention goes well, and that it does not incite confusion or chaos in Libya or the wider region. France, together with Great Britain, and with the more distant support of the US, is undeniably risking much, for it is easier to start a war than it is to end one.

Such remarks from senior military authorities suggest that Obama s warnings may be hollow. Worse, they inspire little confidence that the US can deal with future cases in which countries with nuclear assets find themselves in revolt, civil war, or political collapse and with compromised domestic atomic safeguards risking the spread of nuclear havoc to other regions.

Moreover, given the impact on regional geopolitics of the recent interim nuclear deal between Iran and the West, Saudi Arabia s alienation of its neighbors is all the more hazardous. Making matters worse, it is clear that disagreements within the GCC can no longer be resolved behind closed doors, and that member states are unable to air them publicly without risking a diplomatic rupture.

Rather than risking mockery with outlandish claims a staple of Soviet propagandists that Russia will one day surpass the West economically, Surkov taps a deeper and safer emotion fear. Whatever Russians think of the country s economic malaise GDP is expected to contract by 3.8 this year, while inflation could top 15 they are assured that they would be much worse off without Putin.

The scale of the challenge is immense, with the flow of refugees extremely difficult to monitor and channel, let alone limit. Fleeing war and oppression, tens of thousands of people are risking life and limb to find refuge in Europe a phenomenon that will continue as long as chaos persists in countries of origin, such as Syria, and countries facilitating transit, such as Iraq and Libya.

They were pitchforked into battle in unfamiliar lands, in climatic conditions to which they were neither accustomed nor prepared, fighting an enemy of whom they had no knowledge, risking their lives every day for little more than pride. Yet they were destined to remain largely unknown once the war was over neglected by the British, for whom they fought, and ignored by their compatriots.

If the Republican Party takes full control of the US Congress in November s mid term election, policy gridlock is likely to worsen, risking a re run of the damaging fiscal battles that led last year to a government shutdown and almost to a technical debt default. More broadly, the gridlock will prevent the passage of important structural reforms that the US needs to boost growth.

We have it in our power to eliminate the financial system s rapidly growing debt and to create a new monetary order that corresponds to free enterprise principles and the rule of law, without risking a breakdown of the entire payment system. All that is required to revive effective bank regulation in Europe and elsewhere is the will to resist blackmail by the banks themselves.

It can secure decent jobs and prosperity, with a sustained annual growth rate of around 2 . To achieve that, German voters should be told not that their country s resources will forever flow to Spain, but that their wages can rise at twice the rate of the recent past without risking inflation or a current account deficit, because Germany has the world s largest external surplus.