Sentence examples for do not jeopardise from inspiring English sources
Cerberus declined to attend the hearings, saying it had to act with care "to ensure we do not jeopardise the criminal or justice process".
In essence it applies the rules that have prevailed since the Tiananmen Square crackdown of 1989: do not jeopardise social stability, do not organise and do not threaten the party.
As it turns out, the party applies the same strict rules online as it has done on the ground since the Tiananmen Square crackdown of 1989: do not jeopardise social stability, do not organise and do not threaten the party.
"Our findings suggest that promoting non-pharmaceutical interventions – such as handwashing and avoiding large public gatherings of people – do not jeopardise the adoption of vaccination, though the uptake of vaccines was low compared to other behaviours in all countries we surveyed.
However, the government must ensure that any further changes do not jeopardise business flexibility or employment opportunities".
This increases the challenge to urban ecologists, landscape designers and managers to conceive innovative and effective design solutions that do not jeopardise hydraulic efficiency yet are culturally acceptable to local communities.
"They understand their responsibilities and don't jeopardise their position or their opportunity to be selected in the Queensland team.
It's really important that we don't jeopardise any of the cases that are in process or could be in process, so I won't comment any further apart from the one German case, which you know about.
Before any celebration, however, Mexico's electoral authorities and its two main candidates must ensure that political instability does not jeopardise those gains.
CubeSats, reasoned Mr Twiggs, could take the place of some of this ballast, so long as they did not jeopardise the main mission.
