"By publishing this, you're jeopardizing not only national security but our ability to catch pedophiles, drug dealers, child sex rings," Heywood said.
According to the report, this threat, along with the rise in coastal populations and inadequate treatment infrastructure, is jeopardizing not only human health and wildlife but also livelihoods such as fishing and tourism.
"This behavior is totally unacceptable, for it jeopardizes not only the lifesaving work of emergency medical services, but also the I.C.R.C.'s humanitarian mission," the statement said.
Gradually, the lines between Leda and Dante begin to blur, and the queer erotic desires she's long suppressed reveal themselves, jeopardizing not only her musical career, but also her life.
"The winnings are going to a narrow elite, jeopardizing not only our broad prosperity but our solvency.
How high a price will it pay to avoid jeopardizing not only what is left of its reputation, but that of Wall Street, too?
Also, under welfare reform, immigrant women are denied prenatal care, a policy that jeopardizes not only the life of the mother but also that of an American citizen-to-be.
In the last novel of Larsson's pulse-racing posthumous trilogy, the fiercely defiant Swedish hacker Lisbeth Salander is in a hospital, fighting for her life, while a political conspiracy jeopardizes not only her freedom but the country's very Constitution.
And children continue to be recruited by armed forces on all sides of the conflict – a grave violation of their rights which jeopardizes not only their future but also the chances for achieving sustainable peace in Cote d'Ivoire.
The comprehensive free trade agreement should not be jeopardized by the Tymoshenko case.
