Sentence examples for risk imprisonment from inspiring English sources

A furious Maurice threatened to quit and risk imprisonment unless he could join.

Merely to listen to radio broadcasts from other nations is to risk imprisonment.

Opponents were insulted and had their property removed but most did not risk imprisonment.

Greenham women inspired many others to risk imprisonment to support them because their strength and solidarity were so awesome.

Today, Friday, is International Conscientious Objector's Day and we remember those who will risk imprisonment or worse by choosing not to kill.

The girl feared that if the film became public she could face lifelong social stigma and risk imprisonment, or even death.

Lane risked imprisonment to publish language and sentiments hitherto unprinted in the canon of English literature.

Receiving his call-up papers for National Service, he registered as a conscientious objector, thereby risking imprisonment.

Tibetans have risked imprisonment, forced labor, torture, and even execution by taking to the streets against their Chinese overlords.

He trawled the margins of protests, both planned and spontaneous, and listened to ordinary citizens risking imprisonment by demanding fair elections, free travel, the neutering of the Stasi.

Mr. Birk risks imprisonment by his own conceptual formula; it will be interesting to see whether in the future he is caught or escapes.