Sentences with phrase «risk the life of»

The parents not only risked their lives, but they risked the lives of their children... To read how wealthy this man became and read he sent a care package, wow... I would be ashamed to meet this man today...

But they do nt mind risking the lives of millions of copts and of this film maker.

It means risking the lives of one's own combatants and not intentionally killing noncombatants.

A drone is the same as a plane, we just don't risk the life of the pilot.

You immediately put at risk the lives of people who may or may not be open, in terms of being Christ - followers.

IMO, «extreme» mothering is mothering that risks the life of the child.

It is another thing entirely to risk the life of a baby at term, in a wanted pregnancy, for no other reason that the desire for a particular experience.

Contempt for the obligations they owe their followers: they have no compunction about tricking them into risking the lives of their babies by using mendacious means to convince them of homebirth safety.

So it just boggles my mind that a lay person who knows next to nothing about childbirth thinks she can hire herself out as a midwife, risk the lives of her clients and their infants and then dust off her hands and say «oh well» when something like this happens.

The rear wheel brakes equipped will let you stop the stroller immediately without risking the life of kids when you take them on sloppy areas.

From the death of a physically worn down NFL retiree, to that of a straight - A high school football player, America's favorite sport has increasingly been on the hot seat for risking the life of its dedicated players.

WABA expressed concern that the Bill will open the doors to marketing and promotion in the public health system, risking the lives of millions of infants and young children in the country, via a Letter to the President of the Philippines, President Benigno Aquino III.

«Would you want to risk the life of your child?»

Are the mothers who decide to have their babies at home making an irresponsible choice and risking the lives of their children, or is the tiny, but growing movement to avoid the hospital a relatively safe one, with benefits that outweigh the dangers?

(iv) the reversal of public sector cuts and austerity programmes which are putting at risk the lives of pupils and teachers.

He said, «We can not risk the lives of corps members in Benue and that is why the NYSC orientation camp was relocated from Benue to Kogi State.

«We will not let you victimize those unable to defend themselves or risk the lives of our volunteer firefighters or destroy this county that we cherish.»

The feds are threatening to nix bomb - sniffing dogs that patrol Big Apple airports and train stations as a cost - cutting measure — potentially risking the lives of millions of New Yorkers, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer warned.

People accept that, and they also accept in wartime no defence secretary is going to reveal information on a question which he thinks might damage or risk the lives of servicemen actually in a war.

«While our nation's representatives quibble over details, New York can not afford to risk the lives of our citizens by letting guns fall into the hands of dangerous individuals,» said Klein, the chief Senate sponsor of the SAFE Act.

He was thereby admitting that his proposed change in the law would put at risk the lives of those least able to stand up for themselves and say «no».

I have been a voice in opposing the Pilgrim Pipeline, which risks the lives of our first responders and threatens our natural resources.

The Chairman, Senate Committee on Local and Foreign Debts, Senator Shehu Sani, has warned the Federal Government to put in place short - term measures to cushion the effect of the current economic crisis on the Nigerian masses or risk the lives of the people before he completes his reforms.

«The agency hadn't decided this yet,» says Reed, «but Frank knew we would still be servicing Hubble, so by God, let's do it with robots instead of risking the lives of astronauts.»

When an ISIS - supporting woman who risks the lives of her children to live in Syria is allowed into the United States, what sort of system is that?

And so i ask you to consider that unless he is willing to address the reality of his infidelity, and do something absolutely tangible about it, you are risking the lives of your children (through extension).

In 2008, Nichole got the biggest television break of her career as she was tapped to play the younger sister of Mary Shannon (played by Mary McCormack), Brandi, on In Plain Sight, a drama about the high - risk life of a Federal Marshal with the Witness Protection Program.

It's based on the true story of a Catholic sewer inspector and petty thief, Leopold Socha (Robert Wieckiewicz), who provided underground sanctuary to a dozen Jews — risking the lives of himself, his wife and his daughter.

The soldiers recruited to search for him, under the command of Captain John Miller (Tom Hanks, once again playing the easily charming Everyman), are understandably perturbed by the subtext of their mission, which seems to be that saving the life of one Private Ryan is worth risking the lives of eight more soldiers.

Doesn't it mean risking the lives of many to save one?

What does the government do when they don't want to risk the lives of their own?

The prevailing violence and stigma associated with the rape survivors was a key restricting factor and all efforts were put in place so as not to risk the life of those who had agreed to participate in the research.

«The continuing presence of asbestos in nearly 90 % of our schools is a scandal and is risking the lives of children and staff.

These could be surgeons who can use technologies like Google Glass and Oculus Rift to polish their skills, without risking the lives of their patients.

Alex Cross returns in the most harrowing case of his career — one that risks the life of his closest friend and partner, John Sampson.

Anything lesser than this due to habitual neglect from the pet owner will compromise the dog's health or even risk its life of having kidney failure.

Even if heartworm infection is diagnosed, there are currently no known treatments that can kill the worms without risking the life of the cat.

Are you willing to risk the life of your pet?

If you don't know what brucellosis is then you are risking the life of your dog by breeding it.

«This bill will put people out of work and risk the lives of licensed divers by limiting their ability to have licensed, qualified diving partners.

This could deter her - and other caretakers who learn what happened - from participating in the future and potentially risking the lives of their cats.

Your inaction risks the lives of millions of people and their rights to a healthy environment, water, and arable land.

But is it worth risking the lives of marine species, the health of the oceans and our own future in the name of convenience?

the company and the employees named engaged in a conspiracy and cover up that risked the lives of people in Libby, Mont., by allowing them to be exposed to a type of asbestos stirred up by the company's vermiculite mining and ore processing near town.

In the modern era, there's far less room to risk the lives of minors due to unfounded fears and superstitions.

Drivers who pass a stopped school bus risk the lives of children disembarking from the bus or crossing the road

The trial, which started Feb. 19, focuses on charges that the defendants engaged in a conspiracy and cover - up that risked the lives of people in Libby, Mont., by allowing them to be exposed to a particularly deadly form of asbestos.

They are willing to risk the lives of others on the road.

While Bill C - 11 proposed an appeal to counterbalance possible mistakes in a faster system, Bill C - 31's new combination of further accelerated timelines with more restrictive access to an appeal will mean that many mistakes will go uncorrected, risking the lives of refugees.

The real mother would not risk the life of her child but the false one would.