Sentence examples for does not jeopardise the from inspiring English sources

We support the administering of this practice, however it must be done in a way that does not jeopardise the health and wellbeing of the young men".

The loss of a laptop or crash of a hard drive does not jeopardise the data because it is regularly saved in "the cloud" and can be accessed via the web from any machine.

This week, the prime minister promised again that MPs would have a chance to vote on whether or not they support a war before British forces are sent into battle so long as a vote does not jeopardise the troops' safety by alerting the Iraqis to an imminent attack.

A concerted policy, by virtue of the very fact that it is a concerted policy, does not jeopardise the Member States' decision-making powers in this area.

That is why we need new negotiations, in part to cut down the number of data items, but in such a way that reducing the amount of data does not jeopardise the fight against terrorism.

Instead, our children will get a modern infrastructure that doesn't jeopardise the country's economic and physical health.

The experimental and modelling results indicate that coupled heat and perturbed geochemical conditions did not jeopardise the stability of the constituent minerals in the studied clays.

CubeSats, reasoned Mr Twiggs, could take the place of some of this ballast, so long as they did not jeopardise the main mission.

Cerberus declined to attend the hearings, saying it had to act with care "to ensure we do not jeopardise the criminal or justice process".

The difference is that it would have been obliged to explain exactly why its actions did not jeopardise the target, or why the target had been put to one side for the time being.

In a bid to ensure the BBC did not jeopardise the investigation, the force said they had reluctantly given the broadcaster exclusive information in advance of the raid, enabling it to be shown live on TV.