Once the problem was uncovered, local governments banned private lending completely, jeopardizing stable financial development and local economic development (Zhang 2006; Gao and Tang 2012).
But this was now all jeopardized.
Sonic booms jeopardize all of those activities.
You hand tapes around & jeopardize us all".
At the end of 1997, without warning, MOR slowed the oil spigot to Joy-Lud, cutting it off completely by the end of 1998, Sapir alleges, in order to jeopardize FTL's financing for the plastics plant.
We show that an optimal VaR-CR regulation allows the regulator on the one hand, to completely eliminate the exposure to the largest losses, which may jeopardize the existence of the institution, and on the other hand, to restrain the portfolio exposure to all other losses.
They feared the sudden change was completely left field for her music, and worried it would jeopardize the album's success.
Holt quoted from statements announcing the suspension by NBC News President Deborah Turness and NBC Universal Chief Executive Officer Steve Burke, in which they described Williams' actions as "wrong and completely inappropriate," and which jeopardized "the trust millions of Americans place in NBC News".
"She now lives a completely functional normal life," said the mother, who requested anonymity so that she would not jeopardize an ongoing immigration case.
"We've heard from a number of HR executives in the DailyWorth community that even slight salary history inflations are illegal and could jeopardize your job application, and to that extent, we will be retracting this post completely".
