Sentence examples for risk assassination from inspiring English sources

Many of those who want to take part in the elections say they can do so only in secret, lest they risk assassination by Sunni insurgents.

For Latin America, principally, Caballero makes bulletproof vestments for Catholic priests, who risk assassination if they speak out against drug trafficking, political corruption, or other locally sensitive topics.

The police seized the Daily Monitor's operations nine days ago and said they would leave the newspaper's premises only after getting a copy of the letter in which General David Sejusa urged the internal security service to investigate reports that those opposed to the political rise of President Yoweri Museveni's son risk assassination.

Why would anyone risk assassination by the Taliban to support such a cause?

Middle-class and upper-class Tamils were targeted for extortion; those who opposed the Tigers' separatist campaign risked assassination.

Some of the participants said they risked assassination if the Taliban in their area discovered that they were cooperating with the government.

Yet it makes Afghanistan too reliant on one good man, who risks assassination daily, and whose weak strategic vision the ploy typifies.

Rumour has it that Michelle Obama extracted a promise from her husband that if he insisted on risking assassination by running for president then he had to balance out his chances of an early death by giving up smoking.

It was a rare public appearance for Mr. Musharraf, who has said he has been warned by Britain's intelligence agencies that he risks assassination by Islamist terrorist groups.

Because anyone openly supporting Japanese surrender risked assassination by zealous army officers, the meetings were closed to anyone except the Big Six, the Emperor, and the Privy Seal no second- or third-echelon officers could attend.

"He will always be under risk of assassination".