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It will jeopardize our whole agenda on the Hill.
A quick movement of the enemy will jeopardize six gunboats.
You will jeopardize this operation, and I won't let you do that.
And just who is this incandescent for whom you will jeopardize the entire season?
Rather, they will jeopardize international security, and the countries of the third world will be the first victims.
And just who is this… incandescent for whom you will jeopardize the entire season?
Otherwise, we will jeopardize our collective efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
This means that neglecting one of these pillars of the Organization will jeopardize the success of the two others.
The crisis will jeopardize developing countries' progress towards the achievement of the internationally agreed development goals, including the Millennium Development Goals.
If they know you have been warned, it will jeopardize us and everything we're working for.
At the police station, Carrie refuses to cooperate in any way,worried that being booked with any criminal offense will jeopardize her custody of Franny.
Undermining that legal system will jeopardize the stability of international relations.
The provocative Israeli actions will only lead to further bloodshed, with all the attendant dangerous consequences which will jeopardize peace and security in the Middle East.
Otherwise, there will be no avoiding an arms race that will jeopardize regional stability and security in the Middle East and the Mediterranean.
This is something that your nations and communities will be eminently faced with, as the costs of maintaining andill health will jeopardize the economic well being of your nations.
The paper concludes that failure to halt the AIDS epidemic will jeopardize progress on a broad range of MDGs and that new prevention technologies, including vaccines and microbicides, represent the best hope for controlling the epidemic.
The European Union fears that failure to produce such relevant witnesses and evidence will jeopardize the credibility of the tribunal's verdicts.
Some fear that reporting human rights abuses will jeopardize humanitarian access to the victims thereof and worry that judging who is responsible for human rights abuses will impede the ability to act with impartiality and neutrality.
Saber is frustrated by Shirō's"protective" tendencies, believing his erratic andreckless behavior will jeopardize their chances of winning the Holy Grail War.
Should the complainant be removed to that country, attempts to extract information from him will jeopardize not only the complainant's own life, but also the lives of several others in Iran who at one time or another aided or cooperated with him in his activities against the Iranian regime.
I'm perfectly aware that this young woman is an American citizen and have no desire to put her in harm's way, butanything we do at this point will jeopardize the operation with Walker.
If one more terrorist slips through, it will jeopardize all the other refugees seeking asylum.
Health care staff should under no circumstances participate in enforcing any sanctions against prisoners orin the underlying decision-making process, as this will jeopardize any subsequent doctor-patient relationship.
I am gravely concerned that the deteriorating situation will jeopardize the viability of what has so far been a successful mission.
It is no surprise that all regional and international organizations sharply deplore the recent indictments brought by him against the Sudanese leadership andhave stated in a single voice that these indictments will jeopardize peace and security in the Sudan and in the entire region.
The coup d'état in Honduras must not be allowed to set a precedent which will jeopardize the achievements that we have reached in terms of regional stability and democratic institutions.
Disturbances in marine ecosystems andfisheries as well as the deterioration of farmlands due to salt water flooding will jeopardize the access of population to food and to safe drinking water.
However, if the treaty is not ratified or does enter into force or is not fully implemented, its signing andthe rhetoric surrounding will jeopardize the relevance and credibility of the NPT and, by causing more despair and mistrust among nations, will ultimately increase the vulnerability of the international security environment.
Any erosion of the ability to provide a level of security commensurate with the task, particularly the need for a properly structured force with a sufficient number of troops, andan appropriate range of capabilities will jeopardize the ability of the military component to carry out its tasks and is likely to prolong the time frame.
I am convinced that if we do not live up to the commitments undertaken in Paris, we will jeopardize the support that we depend on-- both from the Afghan people and in the public opinion of donor countries.