I have been in travels often, perils of rivers, perils of robbers, perils from my countrymen, perils from the Gentiles, perils in the city, perils in the wilderness, perils in the sea, perils among false brothers

In journeyings often, in perils of waters, in perils of robbers, in perils by mine own countrymen, in perils by the heathen, in perils in the city, in perils in the wilderness, in perils in the sea, in perils among false brethren

The Perils of Prophecy

The Perils of Economic Consensus

The Perils of Backseat Negotiating

CORK Migrants face countless perils.

The Perils of Financial Historicism

The Perils of Palestinian Strategy

Saving elephants in perils in Zambia

NEW YORK We all recognize today s perils.

The perils for civilian shipping are obvious.

The perils of this approach should be obvious by now.

NEW YORK We all recognize today s perils. A global financial crisis.

Can America finally face up to the perils of its strategy vacuum?

The shadow of such fragmentation, with its unfathomable perils, now hangs over Iraq.

Despite the perils of the journey ahead, Selama brought her child with her.

The trouble with Annan is that, when similar perils loomed, he proved especially wanting.

The Gulf War confirmed American military might and the age old perils of appeasement.

Even when spontaneous returns are undertaken on a voluntary basis, the perils en route cannot be underestimated.

He said the past few months had been a period of both quot perils and promise quot .

The life and times of two Indians in Pakistan explains the perils of being a vegetarian in Pakistan.

That definition is worthy of consideration as we reflect on the perils of ignorance in the twenty first century.

The oceans offer both the promise of peace and development as well as the perils of conflict and confrontation.

Why, with the central government in thrall to them, should they venture into the unknown perils of an early election?

But even if parents make choices that are good for their children, there could be perils as well as blessings.

Given the grave perils that nuclear proliferation poses for all States, the NPT has been a true cornerstone of global security.

And this problem call it the perils of privilege brings us closer, I think, to the root of our collective recklessness.

The non mathematical appear to have their revenge, as the perils of over reliance on complex symbolic notation and arcane formulae are relentlessly exposed.

However, many perils still hamper our efforts to bring about collective security, which would encompass the related problems of development, environment and human rights.

It was this system of financial intermediation whose near collapse in 2008 seemed for many to justify the ancient warnings of the perils of indebtedness.

Are concerned at the trends and perils of land degradation, soil erosion, drought and impoverishment, particularly in the fragile ecosystems and drylands of developing countries

He underlined that, by strengthening the nation State as the main subject of international law, multilateralism preserves the world community from these two great perils.

We can only hope that those setbacks will prompt us to work more seriously to face up to those perils and not to treat them lightly.

That is the only way in which we will be able to safeguard our common heritage in the face of the numerous perils that lie ahead.

Therefore let our alliance be combined, and let us presently go sit in council, how covert matters may be best disclosed and open perils surest answered.

In fact, as Obama quickly realized, his preferred response is proving to be impossible, for a refusal to look back will burden the future with greater perils.

Without these resources, if she has not already succumbed to birthing complications, a woman cannot survive the perils of poverty and hunger and support her child simultaneously.

The success of negotiations in the framework of United Nations reform will also be measured by the Organization's ability to fight and eradicate these new global perils.

They've withstood untold natural perils and human encroachments, but now some of them are in jeopardy, and they can't just get up and get out of the way.

In the United States, beginning in 1914, the company's film production studios in Fort Lee, New Jersey produced the extremely successful serialized episodes called The Perils of Pauline .

They've withstood untold natural perils and human encroachments, but now some of them are in jeopardy, and they can't just get up and get out of the way.

Then the wild and distant seas where he rolled his island bulk the undeliverable, nameless perils of the whale these, with all the attending marvels of a thousand

No crusader after perils, his courage was one of the great staples of the ship, like beef or flour there when required, and not to be foolishly wasted.

Obama plunged into Mexico s drug war at the outset of his administration, and now faces perils that are barely touched upon in Washington, except in cables originating in Mexico.

One of the major quot perils quot was the fact that emergencies had become much more intensive than had been expected at the time of the 1992 regular Executive Board session.