Sentence examples for danger of execution from inspiring English sources
However, since Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's disgraceful denial of the existence of homosexuals in Iran in his 2007 Columbia University Q&A, the Iranian gay community has won some recognition underground, despite the great danger of execution.
They see these crises as historical moments of danger indeed, of extreme danger.
In addition to the dangers of execution or being "snuffed out like a candle", Alice at various times risks breaking her neck against a ceiling, being trampled under the feet of a giant puppy and having her toes trodden on.
The International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran, a New York group, warned this month that he was "in danger of imminent execution".
An Urgent Action is issued when someone is in immediate danger of torture, execution or unfair trial.
While in the city and its suburbs, I fed as if in danger of imminent execution.
Lately, Congress and the Supreme Court have exacerbated the danger of mistaken executions by curtailing appeal and habeas corpus rights.
We are worried that their manner of execution is in grave danger of ruining a very good idea for everyone.
The royal court Wyatt describes here is no haven of trundling Germanic protocol, but the court of Henry VIII, foreign by more than four centuries, a place of danger, rumour and execution.
As with any hazardous operation, as soon as it is considered routine, those involved with planning that operation or with its execution are in danger of becoming complacent, with the result that risks associated with any of the operational hazards increase significantly.
