can be risen vs can be rise

Some examples from the web:

• I believe that all of these challenges can be risen to and met but only if there is real political will, a will to radically alter the EU's current and future priorities.
• My temp has risen another degree.
• Midsummer sunrise would have risen exactly between them.
• The First Risen must be destroyed.
• As a result, child deaths have risen to 12 million a year.
• I'm telling you man has risen again.
• The entire African continent has risen.
• - Xitong has risen 25 cents.
• Applications for import licences from China have risen.
• Unemployment has risen above 13%.
• CO2 emissions have risen considerably in developing countries.
• The sun should be risen by now, should it not?
• States, company indebtedness as a proportion of GDP has risen considerably risen in recent years 22.
• Which means that Christ The King hasn't risen yet.
• Lazarus, risen from the grave.
• I'm afraid our costs have risen.
• Now the entire North has risen up against us.
• He's walkin' the streets like the risen Christ.
• They've risen up like rabid dogs.
• The sun has already risen, and we must begin.

Some examples from the web:

• At present the figure is around 2 % of the EU's total greenhouse gas emissions and can be expected to rise to 3 % after 2012.
• Unless the current duties and price-support systems are reformed, imports can only be expected to rise further.
• Thus, overall employment in the Community in relation to TCS would be secured and can even be expected to rise should anti-dumping measures be maintained.
• Ignorance of the long-term effects of these products, labelled as harmful or dangerous, can be linked to the rise in diseases like allergies or asthma.
• The conclusion at this level is that only three of the categories show a marked acceleration in prices: alcoholic drinks and tobacco (for which the price rise can be explained by higher excise duties), health and transport.
• It was claimed that the degradation of the Community industry's profitability can be attributed to the rise in the industry's costs, in particular those of raw materials.
• With the inclusion of further offences in the list set out in Article 40(7) of the SIC, the figures can be expected to rise even further.
• As regards the future, Germany submitted that according to the most recent air traffic projection (August 2010), passenger numbers can be expected to rise to [...] [11] passengers in the year 2020.
• In Africa, the incidence of new cases of tumours is increasing steadily and, given the poor level of prevention and the lack of controls, the number of new cases can be expected to rise further in the next few decades.
• This is, of course, a nickname, but it also demonstrates that Parliament is not racist, since even a native - albeit with some retraining - can rise to be a Vice-President of Parliament.
• Really will be rise of the machines.
• Rise, rise, rise above the programming.
• We must rise to the challenges associated with the rise in unemployment and social exclusion.
• Globalisation has given rise to an unprecedented movement of people, in turn giving rise to unparalleled challenges.
• Across Europe this bill will rise and rise like the water level.
• Your intelligence rises, your creativity rises, your energy levels rise.
• Mary Beth McGarricle, rise for sentencing.
• Difficulty rises in securing such bounty.
• The sun, it seems, still rises.
• Phoenixxx16, Darkenova45, please rise.