Sentence examples similar to deliberately jeopardized from inspiring English sources

Lubanga's Union of Congolese Patriots, for example, was heavily backed by Uganda and Rwanda — a point which the international court's prosecutor, Luis Moreno Ocampo, deliberately ignored in the case against Lubanga because it would have jeopardized his good working relations with Ugandan officials.

Republicans accused the administration of deliberately leaking classified information, jeopardizing national security in an effort to make Mr. Obama look tough in an election year — a charge the White House rejected.

The BBC, the university said, "deliberately misled" the group to underplay the scope of the reporting, placed the students in danger and jeopardized its work in politically fraught nations.

"Bird" rights would be jeopardized.

Now, all this is jeopardized.

"They've jeopardized the public's trust.

Sonny's future is jeopardized.

Jeb's future is jeopardized.

Dick Cheney's health is jeopardized.

Those meetings could be jeopardized.

Our safety might be jeopardized.