I would not have taken a risk of getting an incurable disease.
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You've just taken a risk, and you've done it for the right reasons.
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In sending the ship, Navy officials acknowledged that they had taken a risk.
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In funding the new university's set-up costs, Mr Amir has taken a risk.
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But James has taken a risk by drawing attention to potential problems in Cleveland.
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Daniel Silke, a political analyst and director at Political Futures Consultancy said Zuma had taken a risk.
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But Assadullah has taken a risk, and come up with his own plan to adapt to shifting weather patterns.
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"You've taken a risk in coming here that I did not," the cannabis executive said to the black woman.
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White Castle's motto is "Bold Moves Since 1921", and one place they've certainly taken a risk is with the price.
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If Apple really wanted to make waves with the new MacBook Air, it should have taken a risk and added a notch.
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The backers felt that they had taken a risk on an unknown company, and that the company's founders reaped all the benefit.
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On the one hand, you've taken a risk for no reason and with a good chance of being the poorer for it.
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But Mr. Trump — who has never sacrificed anything or taken a risk to help others — seems to have a special animus toward genuine heroes.
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St. Louis Children's Hospital had taken a risk with Spencer, but "it turned out that was the correct assessment, and it went well," Eghtesady said.
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The Ace Hotel group has taken a risk in a city that doesn't have many very expensive, high-end properties, but it has paid off.
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But it wouldn't have been possible had IO not taken a risk and ditched its typically solitary, single player structure for one that was more live and community-driven.
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I asked if, maybe he'd ever missed a deadline, taken a risk that hadn't paid off, gotten a bad grade on a paper, missed making a sports team...anything.
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"A user who refuses to disclose an affiliation should be interpreted as having taken a risk that may result in certain loss of rights on the platform," he said.
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Capone slipped away from the law so often because he had airtight alibis every time a head got bashed in — he would not have taken a risk when he was at the height of his power.
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Thirdly, the DRC is likely to suffer an investment boycott if it goes ahead and implements terms that punish the mining companies that have taken a risk and put their money into developing the central African nation's resources.
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" It wasn't until almost six months after the video was released, that Imitators Top received their first booking requests: "I had taken a risk and invested my money, but months went by, and I didn't see any income.
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LONDON, Jan 30 (Reuters) - The United Kingdom has taken a risk by refusing to exclude China's Huawei from 5G networks but the United States will work with London to resolve their differences, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Thursday.
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Mr. Adams said that Mr. Gockley had taken a risk by staging the world premiere of "Nixon in China," which was co-commissioned by several companies, in Houston — noting that he had never even written for the solo voice before he began composing the opera.
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She'd taken a risk travelling to the city by herself, such a risk that accomplishing it had emboldened her to try other new things, like the voice-recognition software on her smartphone, that newfangled device purchased for her by an older child who'd grown tired of having a mother who lived in a technological backwater.
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Williams in Washington, D.C. in 1996 Williams voiced characters in several animated films. His voice role as the Genie in the animated musical Aladdin (1992) was written for him. The film's directors said they had taken a risk by writing the role. At first, Williams refused the role since it was a Disney movie, and he did not want the studio profiting by selling merchandise based on the movie.
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He was instrumental in the green- lighting of the television series Survivor. According to Survivor host Jeff Probst, Kahl had taken a risk by scheduling Survivor second season Survivor: The Australian Outback against NBC's Friends. Survivor routinely won viewership against Friends during that season, and as a result, Kahl gained significant influence at CBS that has been used to support Survivor through its 40th season. He served as executive producer on the films Return to Zero, Sister Cities, and Saint Judy.
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The Dutch had taken a risk by invading Belgium without the support of their allies: Russia had wanted to assist but was having trouble suppressing the Polish revolution, and Prussia would not risk sending troops without Russia being able to secure its western borders; now they faced a possible war with the French. After an intervention by the British diplomat Robert Adair, the Dutch halted their advance and a ceasefire was signed on 12 August. The last Dutch troops returned to the Netherlands around 20 August, whilst only Antwerp remained occupied.
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In April 2015, Paul began appearing in infomercials for Stansberry & Associates Investment Research, warning about an upcoming financial meltdown as a result of the imminent crash of the world's currencies. He urges listeners to read America 2020: The Survival Blueprint, a book written by Porter Stansberry. On March 28, 2017, Paul predicted the markets would lower during the year and said President Trump had taken a risk with crediting himself for the postelection market surge, reasoning Washington was still predominantly unchanged. Paul has been a critic of Donald Trump's plans to increase the number of military personnel in Afghanistan.
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In spite of the excessive obstruction of Panchyati government, the rebellious students had never left their ethics of revolution. The political parties in which ethics and belief, the students were concerned, were directly or indirectly opposing the Panchyati tyrants. Although the great suppression of that system had badly affected the students movement but the students were never tired agitating them. Even the students of high school level were encouraged to have been participated in the movement of anti Panchayati system. On the process of that movement, students had taken a risk and they organized an assembly of 22 high school’s student in 2019 to aware the people about democracy.
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Retrieved March 7, 2020. Watkins' first freshman portrait Many of the Republican Party officials who had expressed concerns, including Fitzgerald, endorsed Watkins in the general election against the better-known Democrat Paul Davis, who had carried the congressional district in 2014, while losing a close gubernatorial general election to Sam Brownback. Bob Beatty, a political scientist from Topeka, Kansas's Washburn University suggested that the Republican Party had taken a risk with Watkins, because he had not previously been politically active. In October, the Associated Press published a story questioning a number of details of Watkins' claimed background, including a debunked assertion which he had made on his website that he had been praised by outfitter Guy Cotter for his leadership among climbers on Mount Everest after the Nepal earthquake.
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Although he felt he had taken a risk – the speech was in marked contrast to Norman Tebbit's "On Your Bike" speech a few hours later – he received his usual standing ovation and later recorded that it was the one of his speeches of which he was most proud.Crick 1997, pp. 228–9. In autumn 1981 he visited Liverpool again, this time with a thirty-strong task force of representatives of local employers and civil servants (unusually for the time, drawn from different departments – DOE, DTI and Employment, but not the Home Office this time – Heseltine had been pushing for greater cooperation between departments since the setting up of the European Space Agency in 1973). For the next fifteen months he visited Liverpool for a day almost every week, refusing police protection and often driving himself, persuading business and local government to work together.
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