Sentence examples for decision jeopardizes from inspiring English sources

Warning that the decision jeopardizes the already distant prospect of Middle East peace as well as Israel's own security, press secretary Josh Earnest said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's word had been called into question.

Today's decision jeopardizes the health of women that are employed by these companies".

"Even the Mayo Clinic, the state's largest private employer and a national health care leader, has said that this decision jeopardizes Minnesota as a national standard-bearer for care and could seriously hurt the state's economy.

After the vote, some ministers said they feared that the decision jeopardized Israel's hold on Gaza.

The initial decision jeopardized a $200 million Energy Department grant award under President Barack Obama's 2009 stimulus package.

It is also a decision that jeopardizes future use of methods to resolve peacefully crises linked to the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.

Mark Jones, the museum's director, has fought long and hard for the Libeskind extension, but he conceded that the lottery fund's decision "seriously jeopardizes the future of the Spiral".

Marquis agreed Monday to pitch for the Nationals, the worst team in baseball over the last two seasons, in a decision that jeopardizes an amazing streak: his teams have reached the postseason in every year of his decade-long career.

"The wrong decision could jeopardize your firm's assets, reputation, or security".

But a recent government decision has jeopardized these advances, medical researchers say.

"We hope that the union will reconsider its irresponsible and misguided decision to jeopardize our students' education".