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He warned that political uncertainty could have a destabilizing effect on financial markets because it could jeopardize a $16 billion International Monetary Fund bailout for Turkey's troubled economy.
The e-mail warned them not to work for the league because it could jeopardize their future chances of becoming N.F.L. officials.
One mental health program director, who would not allow his name to be used because it could jeopardize his relationship with the department, said his staff had gone to repeated training sessions to try to get up to speed.
But critics said the new rule could allow more emissions because it could jeopardize several lawsuits that the Justice Department began under the Clinton administration and is continuing under the Bush administration.
Early Thursday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo, in town to coordinate cleanup efforts, said at a news conference with county officials, "My two cents is it would be impractical to do the game because it could jeopardize public safety".
Mueller won't say how his team collected evidence, which is being withheld as "sensitive" because it could jeopardize national security, according to the Justice Department.
But Bowser and other city leaders have avoided criticizing the vouchers program because eliminating it could jeopardize funding for public and charter schools.
The attorney general's office contends that California could soon suffer economic harm because the San Diego Chargers play a preseason game at home on Aug. 11, and if that game is canceled because of the lockout, it could jeopardize income and jobs related to the game.
"It could jeopardize the livelihoods of thousands of Americans who call this place home".
All I can do is sit and watch as politicians "eat the future," because they are afraid to make the tough political decision to actually cut spending, since it could jeopardize their chances for re-election.
