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It was as if the public and Congress felt the national peril instinctively and created a surrogate center.

"I remain very concerned about the direction of our trade policies at a time of economic peril, " he said.

A man will lay down his head, or peril his life for his honour, but let us be shy how we ask him to give up his ease or his heart's desire.

I'm not a moralist, and am not arguing that everyone should share my feelings about the matter at peril of being damned.

He wrote: "The only thing that ever frightened me during the war was the U-boat peril. "

I don't suppose they were daft enough to ask him why he had left, although one underestimates the stupidity of the club at one's peril.

Even the bravest of your forebears kept his Kingsguard close about him in times of peril.

He said sectarian strife is putting the country in peril and the government is trying to save it from what he calls a conspiracy.

Her forehead had been strikingly expressive of an engrossing terror and compassion that saw nothing but the peril of the accused.

Individual countries within the euro zone might be in peril, but not the common currency itself, he said.

Iceland found, to its peril, that its access to the leading currencies was not as sure as it had hoped.

With the euro in peril and the US on the brink of bankruptcy, the west seems to have enough to worry about without fretting about cricket.

Portia You shall have nothing but your forfeiture, to be so taken at your peril, Jew.

This was no time for bureaucratic niceties; it was a moment of peril.

That would be worrying - if it weren't for the vastly greater peril of extreme climate change caused by burning all that carbon.

i clung with both hands till my nails ached , and i shut my eyes as if to cover up the peril.

But they add it would be unfortunate if Cuba came to dominate discussions at a time of economic peril for the entire hemisphere.

Already the sense of enmity between the two had weakened in the face of a common peril.

In times of such peril, even a small cut in interest rates by the European Central Bank and the Bank of England would send a helpful signal.

And I might share with you some words which have sustained me through long, dark nights of peril, loss and heartache.

The sense of the regency as a time of peril persists.

I do not agree that the skin color of a female victim shall alienate me from a gender sense of unity and peril.

When We were called Sick man of Asia, We were called The Peril. When We are billed to be the next Superpower, We are called The threat.

At the peril of her life, she Ran to save the child from being hit by the car.

I do not agree that the genuine gender concerns that I embody shall alienate me from a racial sense of unity and peril.

"People who write off London as a capital markets centre - they do it at their peril, " he said.

The passengers cursed the company in unison, but everyone went ahead and jumped regardless of the peril. Surprisingly, no mishaps occurred.

Since 1840, the nation from peril problems are not to be evaded placed in front of every Chinese.

Send aid, knowing that some of it might fall into the "wrong" hands -- or withdraw, leaving thousands or millions in peril?

And he said, "Look, these are the strongest and most able men in the country. The country is in peril. I need them by my side. "

The subtext of his message to less-than-generous Japanese factory operators: Disregard this order at your peril.

In another age, such protests might be ignored, but in the Tea Party era, a party that ignores its own flank does so at its peril.

Bats are the hidden guardians of Britain's ecosystems and scientists fear they might be in peril.

The president's decision to go before the White House press corps also suggests Obama is acutely aware of the political peril here.

Robert Kuttner is co-editor of The American Prospect and a senior fellow at Demos. His latest book is A Presidency in Peril.

This kind of value orientation has manifested the national in peril time non-mainstream critic's intense society sense of responsibility.

The lesson we learnt was that the state can interfere with the private lives of people only at its peril .

"You tinker with that at your peril, " he said.

Therefore, much attention should be attached to control the hidden peril of these stations while expanding retail networks.

The United States' first regional cap-and-trade programme is in peril, the latest victim of the country's divided climate politics.

Politically, the evolving dynamic holds both promise and peril for the White House, not to mention for BP.

Traitors and collaborators sprang up in every town and China was in great peril.

That modest uptick is a sign that investors that have so long written off Redmond's stock may be doing so at their own peril.

But he overlooked the fact, like those who attempt earthly fame in other matters, that there was peril in it.

I was lulled by the words of the Wise; but I should have sought for the truth sooner, and our peril would now be less.

Economic government was a French idea, loaded with dirigiste menace and peril for the independence of the European Central Bank.

Then they would not call me a pest and know that it was their own actions that brought about their peril .

In the first novel about him, published in 1913, Dr Fu is described as "the yellow peril incarnate in one man" .

The swimming hole of life is filled with peril - and we forget that the enemy is waiting to attack.

Humanity is in peril! The tides of darkness have come again, and the whole world is poised upon the brink of war!

Unlike deep sea diving, where depth and uncontrolled ascent are the great dangers, the peril of cave diving is disorientation .

Desperate times require desperate measures, and the dragon-gods may recruit anyone at all when an entire nation is in peril.

It also ignored, at its peril, the ethos of free content and open source prevalent among the Internet opinion leaders, movers and shapers.

One problem in so doing arises that the peril of illness sometimes may be closer to the insured's control than is an accident.

In a hoarse voice edged with something else, a sense of peril, Madeleine said, "I love you. "

He named Iraq as one of three states in an "axis of evil" , promising: "I will not stand by as peril draws closer and closer. "

The only margin investors who purchase Wall Street underwritings or financial-market innovations usually experience is a margin of peril .

Indeed, it is one thing to stand the danger of your life, and quite another to run the peril of both life and character.

But they are sufficiently dangerous or create sufficiently unusual risks that the law requires them to be carried on at the actor's peril.

and from that narrow pass of peril, Jacob became enlarged in his faith and knowledge of God, and in the power of a new and victorious life.

Mess with it at your peril, as the villains in this book discover to their cost.

In his first year in office, Mr. Obama said he couldn't confront the nation's long-term fiscal peril because of imminent financial collapse.

So Mr Boehner surrendered to his extremists, put the economy in peril, and stands ready (if his party has the wit) to claim victory.

That project is now in grave peril, but I remain open to negotiation and discussion with the Chinese authorities.

So we have been appointed to obviate that peril by finding a meeting of the minds and the hearts of our peoples.

America's fiscal peril is easy to see, but the pilots are squabbling over the controls while the economy hurtles towards disaster.

Humanity is in peril, the tides of darkness have come again and the whole world is poised on the brink of war.

Such a crisis would definitely put the euro's future in peril.

Placing too much value on material advantage while ignoring what he called the "spiritual lag" was a path fraught with peril, King said.

It imparted to the wearer a kind of sacredness, which enabled her to walk securely amid all peril.

Denial of Risks and Peril: explaining away why it does not go well, classifying the risks as temporary, blaming external than internal.

A failure to make this protocol the global standard means the world will have failed to heed the lessons of history at our collective peril.

Her training warned her of peril and of the wrong, subtle, mysterious, luring.

Our planet is in peril. If we do not change course, we'll hand our children a situation that is out of their control.

Old One -Eye , as befitted a chief and leader , paddled out alone, facing peril for the rest of the tribe .

Evolutionary psychology is by far the best universal theory of human motivation. Ignore it at your own peril.

He made the experiment at his peril.

The bicycle has no brakes you ride it at your peril.

Frum was fired by the American Enterprise Institute. Conservatives criticize Fox at their peril.

China, a nation blessed by more boys and girls than any nation, ignores at her own peril the lesson of the Bronte tragedy.

The market makes mistakes but at its own peril. U. S. urbanization relied on this mechanism, and it worked out reasonably well.

Economic peril is around the corner, Mr. Wang said.

Inside every China sceptic is a prophet of the New Yellow Peril waiting to be let out.

He will preside over the ECB at a time of peril.

Gray does concede that for a scholar to question global warming can put his next federal grant in mortal peril.

A love for tradition has never weakened a nation, indeed it has strengthened nations in their hour of peril.

The gift must be made with a view to the donor's present illness or peril.

Otherwise believers, whether Christian or not, remain in peril.

Terrorists have a different audience, but they too have a sense of what is right and wrong, and terrorists forget that at their peril.

Each one for himself in times of peril.

Nor was it just business that was in peril: 300 million Americans were in the domino line as well.

Despite the efforts of conservationists, the cheetah is still in peril.

When the billionaire Warren Buffett wants the rich to be taxed more, the Republicans oppose it at their peril.

When we were labeled the 'sick man of Asia, ' we were called a peril.

It's become fashionable to steer people away from postsecondary education. Andrew Hacker on why society does that at its peril.

Communities along Florida's Space Coast, built on the optimism and industry of the space program, are in economic peril.

They embraced a life of hard work and a career full of peril.

If he still lives, Deckard Cain may be in grave peril! You must hurry to Tristram before all is lost!

If he is a rich man , there is an imminent peril that he may corrupt the people with his lagniappes , and he becomes a suspect .

Moreover, the yearly funding cycle of governments and foundations would have put the project in peril.

There's no easy solutions, but what I'm saying to you is that we neglect this problem at our own peril.

Our democratized 21st century media are a land of opportunity, and of peril.

We have been regarded as the "yellow peril" since we were called "sick men of East Asia" .

eucalypts plant eucalypts at your own peril. these trees are the source of massive forest fires. they burn when wet or dry.

For whatever reason you're giving or receiving gifts, there is an emotional overlay that you ignore at your peril.

Peddling Peril: How the Secret Nuclear Trade Arms America's Enemies. By David Albright.

Biodiversity, the incredible variety of life on Earth that sustains us, is in peril.

Return at Your Puppy's Peril: Most pet stores do offer a warranty of sorts where you can bring the puppy back if he has problems.

Moreover, the emergency monetary and fiscal treatment must eventually be withdrawn, which will create moments of peril ahead.

Last week's broad agreement by European leaders gave troubled countries another chance to wriggle their way out of financial peril.

B. Want to quote, reference, forwarding and other related activities, to be personally approved by a blogger, or peril!

But, rather than use the proceeds to pay her hospital bill, she blithely bought a roadster nicknamed the Yellow Peril.

This danger was a great one, but the peril of retreating was still greater.

And how can a country that got itself in peril by borrowing and spending without limit now borrow and spend its way back to safety?

Troubles, sufferings, distress, hardships, pressure, despair and deadly peril - that is quite a list.

Dealing with Web spam is very difficult, but a Web developer neglects spam prevention at his or her peril.

Governments have been toppled, but the underlying economies still remain and are ignored at our peril.

If News Corp. is guilty, the FCC licenses of its 27 U. S. television stations could be in peril.

The peril covered must not result from deliberate actions of the insured.

a dictator who eschews interactive communications perhaps does so only at the peril of healthy economic growth.

The mixed messages and bungling of Germany's politicians plunge a bad situation into outright peril.

These students are making new demands of universities, and if the universities try to ignore them, they will do so at their peril.

A group of modern-day students is mysteriously transported to a fantasy world in peril.

The authorities will ignore it to the peril of their goal of maintaining social harmony.

Why? Well, the sheer scale of the industry is such that you ignore it at your peril.

A large number of similar cases must be subject to the same peril.

There is no length to which Mark will not go in order to observe an animal, photograph it and, if needs be, save it from peril.

Whilst the peril of burns requires special protection measures for the handling personnel.

Do you think I am going to peril my reputation for you?

Governments will take note of your demands or ignore them at their peril.

Today's Fed, under its chairman, Ben Bernanke, has been hyperactive in preventing another Depression, yet again faces political peril.

GA is spread the losses suffered by the shipper in time of peril in the voyage so that all interested parties assume their share.

The peril must be unlikely to affect all insured simultaneously.

We still live in a very dangerous and often unstable world . . . We shrink from our global security responsibilities at our peril.

The greater peril arises when those efforts fail and filing for bankruptcy protection becomes a company's only option.

Tyrande Whisperwind: Long ago, I swore to protect this land, Furion. I never had the luxury of sleeping through times of great peril.

In these and other cases, the possibility that market concentration pushes up prices is one importers ignore at their peril.

It is an election year and the US economy is in peril of falling into recession or worse.

This example is to attack a system process. Readers for learning and testing, or else at your peril .

Paradoxically, the danger facing those who insure against political peril is that the appetite for risk in financial markets is so strong.

might have a little peril to face themselves!

The ship was in imminent peril of being wrecked.

Tom Davis, of Virginia, the committee's senior Republican, said that hedge funds "now pose a very public peril when the bets go bad" .

At the end of 2009, an IUCN report found plenty of creatures, mostly animals and plants, still in peril.

Golf is a game fraught with peril. The torque generated when swinging a golf club can torture the lower back.

you must represent the peril of quitting that policy, and remind him of my passionate temper, verging, when kindled, on frenzy.

The world's ecology of coral reefs is in peril from human impact. Treat reefs with extreme care and respect.

The army is at the peril of being attacked from all sides.

The panel was titled "Intelligence, Intuition, and Information: The Promise and Peril of Big Data. "

The peril to these ones remains in the disbelief which accosts them and renders their understanding poor.

The padding and repetition is a reminder that academic publishing meets popular culture at its peril.

Other property which may sustain loss from a maritime peril and the liability and expenses arising therefrom.

In them was the peril of democratic government.

Fastening methods on the safety hidden peril of concrete plate balcony of old houses are put forward in this article.

You had better not invest so much money at your peril.

Enlarged material powers spell enlarged peril if there is not proportionate growth of the soul.

Hail is probably the most important peril along the populated south-eastern seaboard, but no regulations govern roofing materials.

Once I betrayed the trust of my guardianship, and placed this world in peril.

It's often suggested that the planet needs saving, but it's not Earth that's in peril. It's us.

Hurd, the suit alleges, "has put H-P's most valuable trade secrets and confidential information in peril. "

But these odd-couple relationships can be fraught with peril.

In order to save the nation from peril, and explore a way out of the country, many people put forward their own ideas of national salvation.

Politicians talk of a "leadership class" or "the vital few" at their peril.

When they do not, they do so at their peril, Mahon said.

Holding a convention amid a fierce storm is fraught with obvious peril for the GOP, however.

Levchenko felt gratitude and admiration for those who rescued his country from such peril.

For the world has grown full of peril. And in all lands love is now mingled with grief.

Many Americans view trade as a peril rather than an opportunity.

All the same, the current leaders ignore popular sentiment at their peril.

Teachers ignore the importance of these results at their peril.

Already, Russian politicians exploit the "yellow peril" fear.

How willingly would I have exchanged a full scale invasion for the shapeless, measureless peril, expressed in charts, curves and statistics!

Multinationals that dismiss such innovation as localisation do so at their peril.

When peril was closer at hand, more physical changes spurred additional strength.

When we were the sick man of Asia, we were called the yellow peril.

Jeopardy bespeaks of a risk of harm, danger or peril.

Central bankers ignore asset prices at their peril. But dealing with them is not easy either.

Underestimate the significance of weather on the consumer economy at your peril.

We will pass through this time of peril and carry on the work of peace.

In a demand-driven market, however, they would ignore it at their peril.

Even questions on the national driving exam underscore the potential peril.

Four British divisions and the whole of the first French Army were now dire peril of being cut off around Lille.

Hepatitis B was eliminated as a serious transfusion peril by the late 1970s.

Fears of a "yellow peril" stalked Europe.

None acknowledges the peril, and the joy, of encountering those mental deep s Hopkins described.

We are a nation that has seen promise amid peril, and claimed opportunity from ordeal.

Many also detect signs of resentment among non-Asians, an updated "yellow peril" fear.

mythical heroes who were aided in their moments of greatest peril by birds and beasts.

A regime that is confronted with a growing volume of popular protests, often violent, will ignore these needs at its peril.

People feel far more pinched now. Politicians ignore the current fuss at their peril.

Politicians and media organizations wind up such people at their, and our, peril.

The government claims that the criticisms are racist and intended to whip up fear about a non-existent "yellow peril" .

Everything under all those headings is in peril.

They were in peril of death from hunger.

Germany is hypersensitive to nuclear peril even at the calmest of times.

Today, the promise of a better future is in peril.

If you want to try to ignore them, you ignore them at your peril.

We ignore the lessons of nuclear energy and genetically modified crops at our peril.

As the world becomes increasingly interdependent and fragile, the future at once holds great peril and great promise.

We've seen the greatness of America in rescuers who rushed up flights of stairs toward peril.

To the contrary, junior scholars who criticize the data sets used by so many senior scholars do so at their own peril.

These service stations were mostly operated from some non-professional companies so that much hidden peril existed.

THE PERIL LAY NOT IN TRAVELING, BUT IN STAYING AT HOME.

All, equally, are in peril, and, if the peril is understood, there is hope that they may collectively avert it.

From where has this deep instinct come which escapes from the mouth of all living creatures in moments of peril?

When We were called Sick man of Asia, We were called The Peril.

Cost itself is composed of multiple variables, which you ignore at your peril.

The robbers grasped the peril of their position and scuttled away.

You drink it in peril of your life.

The exiles were forbidden to return, at the peril of their lives.

The most famous antipattern, Y2K, shows us the peril and the promise of this exciting new field.

Climate change threatens more than megastorms, floods and droughts. The real peril may be disease.

preserve: To maintain in safety from injury, peril, or harm; protect.

Kathy's relations with Amelia have long seesawed between peace and peril.

The dated discrimination of "yellow peril" was banished by paper, but not extinguished from mind.

This is a species of the grievous error in which mankind cannot too long persist without peril.

an insurance planet in peril! the worst financing crisis in century.

These verbs mean to foretell or give signs of impending peril, evil, or injury.

Anyone with bad news for eastern Europe forgets that at his peril.

They therefore cannot predict the peril of new ideas.

Still, more disconcerting than the occasional nocturnal stroll is the potential peril caused by sleepwalking.

But as hedge-fund managers have learnt of late, you "reach for yield" at your peril.

But investors ignore its current gloomy message at their peril.

It's a menace, possibly the biggest peril facing private investors.

All have the ideal to save the nation in peril society .

Let me face the peril! It shall be done!

Because of the political peril of touching Social Security, broad reform demands bipartisan support.

A tear in the face of such peril, perhaps?

We stand looking forward to a century which is full of promise and full of peril.

Touch that at your peril. The parcel contains high explosives.

Others, despite great peril, crossed into China in search of food.

Realizing their peril, they decided as one to commit mass-suicide.

Since the relationship-defined obligations are all based on mutual benefit, one violates them at one's own peril.

To Miss Hermione Granger, for the cool use of intellect while others were in grave peril, 50 points.

Most attention had focused on Spain, a country that remains in peril.

You do it at the peril of your life.

In new democracies, whether in Africa or central and eastern Europe, this is a moment of genuine peril.

A barricade before the arrival of danger is chaos; in danger, it is discipline itself. Peril produces order.

Our body's fight-and-flight response is designed to help us out when we are in peril.

They're born with purpose to save the world at the hour of peril.

Even if the initiative goes nowhere, it is fraught with political peril.

But investors ignore fair-value measures at their peril.

As the Chinese nation faces its greatest peril, All forcefully expend their last cries.

The world's leaders, especially the Europeans, will ignore the following lessons at their peril.

Politicians ignore the current fuss at their peril.

Central bankers ignore asset prices at their peril.

Those who read the symbol do so at their peril. It is the spectator, and not life, that art really mirrors.

All was confusion and action, and every moment life and limb were in peril.

Underestimate Ren at your peril, Ren's competitors say.

The people were in peril of their lives unless help came speedily.