The phrase "as jeopardizing" is not correct and does not fit well in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that poses a risk or threat, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The new policy is seen as jeopardizing the safety of employees."
Alternatives: "as threatening" or "as endangering".
The administration, she said, will continue to speak out against decisions it views as jeopardizing the peace process.
There has been a lot of criticism of trade and investment treaties as jeopardizing the sovereignty of developing nations.
Designed to facilitate Poland's accession to the EU, the reforms were seen by some as jeopardizing the antiquated system of farming prevalent in many regions of Poland.
Ms. Siddiqa said that General Musharraf was likely to retain domestic support because he did not come across as jeopardizing Pakistan's basic interests.
Especially with unemployment remaining high, the politics of immigration remain sensitive for both parties, with neither Democrats nor Republicans wanting to be seen as jeopardizing jobs for American workers.
Japan also sees a leadership role in the partnership as a way to return to center stage after being eclipsed in the region by the rise of China, which many in Tokyo view as jeopardizing Japan's economic interests and security.
Water shortages in Arizona and California could also threaten cotton production, as well as jeopardize already endangered cotton subsidies.
The memo, which was reprinted in the L.A. "Times" added, "Bradley can and will excite black voters to outvote the white electorate especially if there is a runoff where his mayoral office is seen as jeopardized by a perfidious Jew....".
The reason is that the league, presumably, feared it would lose a similar lawsuit and thereby come into conflict with colleges over players, as well as jeopardize its minor league system.
TPP opponents are concerned that the treaty will hurt job growth, as well as jeopardize everything from financial regulation to access to medicine.
If the Supreme Court eventually rules in favor of Ernst, it would put AER back into her Alberta lawsuit, as well as jeopardize the idea of absolute immunity for governmental bodies found in various laws across Canada.
