"Any semblance of a fair trial was jeopardized from the outset by a string of irregularities in the judicial process and his arbitrary, incommunicado detention," they group said.
However, equalizing founder lines in captive breeding may be jeopardized if individuals from rare founder lines contribute little to reproduction.
To the editor: As USC professor Jacob Soll warns, the remarkable academic success that my alma mater has achieved in the last few decades may be jeopardized if the recovery from the recent scandals is not managed carefully.
The hearing application, filed in United States District Court in Springfield, said that Mr. Gotti's health would be jeopardized if he were removed from the hospital, St. John's Regional Health Center, because the treatment he was receiving from the oncology department could not be duplicated at the prison.
The opposition from the older Americans is due in large part to the concern, especially prevalent among those over 65, that Medicare could be jeopardized by the new competition from private companies.
However, assuming that the development and maintenance of this organization is use-dependent, it will be jeopardized if the individual withdrawals from the external world.
In Flint, the children will grow up knowing that the government itself failed them, that people who were supposed to protect them did not intervene, that their health was jeopardized for financial savings, that cries from their parents were dismissed.
If this occurs, disbursement of fellowship, assistantship, or other aid money may be affected and any loans in deferment from prior degree programs could be jeopardized.
If the city falls out of compliance with those rules, its status in the NFIP could be jeopardized, in turn jeopardizing the funding and benefits that come from the city's enrollment in the program, officials say.
Seen from this perspective, the state monopoly on violence can also be jeopardized by phenomena such as the growth of private security companies or organized crime.
