"This is a right that must not be jeopardized, for instance, through the establishment of so-called safe havens or other similar arrangements," said Guterres.
Our media continually forget to acknowledge that our national security will be jeopardized for as long as people around the world lack access to water and sanitation.
As White Army militants can be expected to continue attacks on the strategic oil fields, China realizes that its economic interests in both countries may be jeopardized for some time to come.
They also understood that these donations constituted relationships that existed over time and that they would not be jeopardized for issues like military tobacco control.
Hence, if such ICU nurses have, for whatever reason, either no extensive theoretical or practical experience in emergency airway management, then the CPR outcome may be jeopardized, for example because of ventilation-associated complications.
A day after Mr. Gore made his proposal, President Clinton ordered the release of 30 million barrels of oil, prompting charges from Mr. Bush that the nation's national security was being jeopardized for short-term political gain.
Even worse for her personally, months after her meeting with Lay, she learned that her job had been jeopardized for speaking up.
Moreover, given the small number of primary industrial categories, the statistical power is jeopardized for part of our analysis; for future studies, it would be helpful to utilize more detailed industrial classifications to test the robustness of our findings.
Leisure activities are jeopardized for low-income patients.
But if the trade pact proceeds without the safe harbor provision, this progress will be jeopardized, a devastating setback for the global effort to reduce tobacco use, particularly because the signatories to the trade pact include nations — like the United States, Australia and Vietnam — that have some of the world's strongest tobacco control measures.
