Denying access jeopardizes women's health.
The journal industry argues that the US government's open access mandate jeopardizes its revenues, and thereby puts the whole scientific distribution model at risk.
The person spoke on the condition of anonymity so as not to jeopardize access to sensitive information.
Despite global efforts to fight illiteracy, high illiteracy rates continue to jeopardize access for many to basic schooling, life-long learning, health, and environment safety.
The cuts, he said, "could become unsustainable" because they may drive some hospitals and nursing homes into the red, "possibly jeopardizing access to care for beneficiaries".
The influential panel, led by a Republican, said that cutting payments, or even continuing them at current levels, could jeopardize access to care for the elderly and disabled.
In enforcing the rules, they say, they strive to encourage the best possible work without jeopardizing access, especially in poor and rural areas.
Senator Collins is leading a bipartisan effort to eliminate the 15percentt cut, which she said "would seriously jeopardize access to home health services for millions of seniors".
Extensive groundwater irrigation jeopardizes access for shallow domestic water supply wells, raises the costs of pumping for all groundwater users, and may exacerbate arsenic contamination and land subsidence that are already widespread hazards in the region.
Sticking to the law as enacted will be challenging, since government actuaries have stated that some of the payment cuts in the law are so severe as to jeopardize access to care by Medicare recipients.
The only way to deal with them is through a legal process, and not a political process,' " said the American, who asked to remain anonymous to avoid jeopardizing access to Iraqi leaders.
