In addition to creating, rather than solving, any privacy concerns, the ACLU and friends are also jeopardizing the growth of the Internet by hindering private attempts to bolster the security of transactions.
African governments are also jeopardizing the fight against HIV by enforcing punitive laws and practices.
We are also jeopardizing the quality of our creativity, love and sexuality - life's energy sources - because these feelings and inspirations need space, calm and attention to thrive.
Not only is ignoring evacuation orders dangerous for residents, because they're putting themselves at risk, but they are also jeopardizing first responders, said Vince Jones, the emergency management coordinator for Atlantic County, which neighbors Ocean County.
(J.A. 224) The effectiveness of the 1935 amendments was also jeopardized by court decisions, 8 and Congress again acted by passing a new law, the Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act of 1937, 50 Stat.
It is inevitable, as Mr. Tierney explains, that by trying to control through criminal law which chemicals free citizens put into their bloodstreams, the sacrosanct relationship between doctor and patient is also jeopardized.
They say that his re cital of the evidence in his original charge to the jury tended to support the prosecution theory of the crime, and that the defendant was also jeopardized by his reading of a second charge yesterday, urging dissenters on the deadlocked jury to re consider their position.
But they were also jeopardized by his loss.
It is important to note that the health of the various fish species is also jeopardized by these PCBs concentrations.
The healing process in diabetes is also jeopardized by the patient's susceptibility to infection due to deficiencies on the innate immunity.
