Sentence examples for avoid imperilling from inspiring English sources

The recent pledge of US$1billion from the Government of Norway to Indonesia in return for reducing deforestation rates is both timely, and welcome, and may avoid imperilling further populations of orangutans [51].

It was this supplier, called "Ubaldo" in the book (Purkayastha told me that most names were changed, and some of the rougher details sanded down, to avoid imperilling relationships in the small gourmet-food-supplier industry), who offered him a job as a distributor in the New York market.

It will also require avoiding a cap that would imperil safety-net entitlements, like food stamps.

But even if the country manages to avoid that particular disaster, which it probably will, the continued use of its banks as cash machines for its unprofitable state-owned enterprises is a big drag on China's rapid economic growth, and may well end up imperilling it.Policymakers in Beijing understand and fear this.

They cannot change jobs without imperilling their application.

Then, earlier this month, jihadists moved farther south, imperilling the capital, Bamako.

Here's what's imperilling Malcolm Turnbull, prime minister.

But late in 2002 it came under fire for imperilling the Dubrovka hostage rescue.

She accused her father of "political suicide" and of imperilling the party's future.

The British could not now rely on brute force without imperilling their own sense of legitimacy.

The N.F.L.'s labor negotiations resume Monday with optimism that Commissioner Roger Goodell and the union leader, DeMaurice Smith, whose stature among wary owners has grown in recent days, are committed to making a deal and avoiding a legal fight that could imperil the regular season.