Примеры использования Who risked на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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But he's the only one who risked his life.
The man who risked all to win the freedom of a helpless female.
The kid with the leather jacket who risked his life to save his family.
What motivates those who risked their lives to climb on the roofs of trains, bridges, skyscrapers, or removing themselves racing on a motorcycle, finds his death?
All participants are eager to walk the footsteps of the 34 th, 53 th and62-second period, who risked their lives on the mountain.
Look after our women who risked their lives for this cause.
The Parliament of the State of Israel authorized the organization"Yad Vashem" on behalf of the Jewish people to pay tribute to"Righteous Among the Nations", who risked their own lives to save Jews.
It is a day to honour the people who risked, and sometimes sacrificed, their own lives to save fellow human beings.
I see a moral obligation to mention the brave individuals, both Jewish and non-Jewish who risked their own lives to save the lives of others.
Migrants who risked persecution and torture could seek asylum and should not be deported, nor should those who had founded families with host country nationals.
I would like to pay a special tribute to UNHCR staff and those of our partners who risked or lost their lives in situations of peril and conflict in the past year.
The Ukrainian andforeign journalists, who risked their lives to cover the events impartially and told what was happening in the occupied territories in Ukrainian and international media, were exposed to attack.
Of course it is my pleasure to welcome the High Representative of the Secretary-General, Sergio Duarte, here, who risked joining this Conference, although there is no progress.
In conclusion he paid tribute to the relief personnel who risked their lives to bring humanitarian assistance to those in need, stressing the importance of ensuring their safety through appropriate legal and other measures for their protection.
The Committee welcomed the fact that paragraphs 32 and33 recognized the inadmissibility of returning persons who risked torture, even if they were terrorists or criminals.
I'm here with Dr. Drew Alister, the hero who risked his own life to stop the shooting from happening just a few days ago.
In most of the cases, it was the women and girls who went outside the camps to search for firewood and water,since they had a better chance to survive attacks than the men and boys who risked being killed.
Ms. Baldwin(Amnesty International) asked whether the situation of people who risked reprisals for communicating information to the Committee was subject to special follow-up.
With respect to death and disability benefits, he said that, in accordance with the principle ofequal treatment of Member States, no distinction should be made among those who risked their lives in the cause of peace.
Today's commemorative event gives us an opportunity to pay special tribute to those who risked and lost their lives in resistance to enslavement and in the campaign to abolish slavery.
It was also necessary to address administrative threats to staff in the field, such as the use of limited-duration 300-series contracts with inferior benefits,which tended to exploit the very individuals who risked their lives every day.
Such events were not good news for the 3 billion people currently eking out an existence on less than two dollars a day, who risked being neglected by Governments that were forced to concentrate their attention on the financial crisis.
We also gather to honour and praise the courageous individuals who risked their lives and fortunes to bring this barbaric trade to an end-- individuals willing to put morality ahead of personal gain and shine a glaring and unforgiving light into the moral abyss that was the transatlantic slave trade.
The Wall of Names of Jewish deportees from France andthe crypt offer places of remembrance while the Wall of the Righteous acknowledges those who risked their lives to assist victims fleeing persecution in France.
Mr. Eriksen(Norway) commended United Nations andassociated personnel, who risked their lives assisting people in conflict situations, but who were increasingly being attacked by belligerents.
Ladies and gentlemen, on this weekend celebrating our island's history,welcome to the Saint Marie Heritage Society's tribute to those brave European men and women who risked life and limb crossing the ocean to discover our beautiful isle.
Mr. MATESIC(Croatia) expressed appreciation to the entire staff of UNHCR,especially those who risked their lives in the performance of their noble duties, and called for the strongest possible legal protection of UNHCR and other United Nations humanitarian personnel.
The Committee would be interested in hearing whether Spain could propose any solutions to the serious humanitarian problem of refugees and asylum-seekers who risked their lives to reach Spain by sea, especially from North Africa.
Ms. Ratsiharovala(Madagascar), referring to legal defence, said that all accused persons could engage a lawyer if they were willing to pay for one;in addition, legal aid was made available to accused persons with insufficient means who risked a sentence exceeding five years' imprisonment.
A series of events took place at Headquarters on 3 April 2000, starting with an exhibit entitled"Visas for life:the righteous diplomats" which honoured more than 80 diplomats who risked their lives and livelihoods to rescue Jews and other refugees during the Holocaust.