Sentence examples for on peril from inspiring English sources

"Today's compromise will burden executive officials with the task of deciding —on peril of contempt — whether individuals from the six affected nations who wish to enter the United States have a sufficient connection to a person or entity in this country," Thomas wrote, warning there could be "a flood of litigation" over who gets to enter and who is banned.

FOR an opposition politician, giving the televised response to a president's state-of-the-union address is a perilous honour, with the emphasis on peril.

With the club in a state on peril, a group of supporters united and formed the Swans Trust.

For a survival flick it's actually pretty light on peril (you never really believe that the Jordanian desert, where the film was shot, is Mars), but it's not short of thrills.

On stage they still look magnificent, and actors Kenton Moore, Jeremy Wallis and David Rowley - forbidden to put on weight on peril of splitting ancient seams -the very image of martial elegance.

You also, apparently, see some appeal in a vehicle that has nearly one foot of ground clearance and can get you through not only every blizzard, but also every bridge-out-don't-go-this-way-on-peril-of-death natural disaster that might be thrown at your suburban nook or Rockies/New England country estate.

The Personal Health column "Fresh Warning on Perils of Piercing" paints the piercing industry and the act with a much more negative brush than is appropriate.

They call for rethinking conditions and clauses of insurability, updating the definition of technical and operational risk, identifying hidden exposures, pricing these policies, and focusing on perils that should be excluded.

Examples of shedding new light on perils include estimating the extinction risks faced by sharks and rays (Dulvy et al., 2014) and sequencing the genome of the pathogen responsible for the Irish potato famine (Yoshida et al., 2013).

All-risk policies offer insurance on any peril except those later excluded in the policy.

Back in the United States, he wrote and lectured extensively on the peril of Japanese expansionism in Southeast Asia.