Sentence examples for arguing that it jeopardizes from inspiring English sources

After the Supreme Court on Monday struck down his state's law that would have shuttered dozens of abortion clinics, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) condemned the decision by arguing that it jeopardizes the state's objective "to protect innocent life".

The officers then requested the removal of the video from the website, arguing that it was jeopardizing their inquiry and was not helpful to the family.

The White House asked The New York Times not to publish this article, arguing that it could jeopardize continuing investigations and alert would-be terrorists that they might be under scrutiny.

But so far the administration has argued that it would jeopardize our national security if the government even admitted it had such a policy.

Arguing that important national security interests would be jeopardized if President Clinton stayed away, the White House announced today that he would visit Pakistan "for a few hours" at the end of his lengthier trip to India later this month.

Archambault argued that it would not attempt to drill without the permit, known as an easement, because it would jeopardize the company's investments.

He argues that it failed.

Some argue that it was orchestrated.

The government argues that it does not.

Wu argues that it has little choice.

Scripps argues that it has been undervalued.