Sentence examples for risk execution from inspiring English sources

If genuine, the graffiti speaks of political opponents willing to risk execution to get their message out.

If they are ever discovered they risk execution by stoning or beheading for apostasy: something that is all too imaginable given their sceptical stance on modern religion.

It is a bold departure but, fortunately, Barnes does not risk execution if his latest offering fails to win favour – unlike Shostakovich.

European governments are prohibited from transferring criminal suspects to the United States if they risk execution; yet Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri, a Saudi national, was secretly flown to Guantánamo Bay after being held in secret CIA prisons in Romania and Poland.

But for many, Israel's blockade of Gaza has left them with little choice: Betray your nation and risk execution by Hamas, or face unendurable loss or humiliation at the hands of Israeli security forces.

To make this predicament a little more clear, let's put it this way: The Canadian government is giving money to an anti-LGBT group that works in a nation where people, in the near future, may risk execution for committing 'homosexual acts'.

It is inherently cruel, risks execution of the innocent, and is ineffective at deterring violent crime.

In World War II, as the Third Reich was falling, the German officers in charge of the school risked execution to save the horses.

While the colonists disguised themselves as Mohawk Indians and did not tarry long aboard the vessel on which they were committing treason and risking execution, the Tax Day Tea Party featured an open bar and a pink-colored alcoholic beverage called Windy Punch.

"However, the downside risk is execution, particularly given the cultural differences".

You might want a mature and dispassionate jurist standing between a wounded community's impulse toward vengeance and a defendant at risk of execution.