Sentence examples for endangering the process from inspiring English sources

Beyond that, logistical delays and a suppression of human rights are endangering the process, the United Nations says.

But Mr Sharon says "speed will endanger the process" and be a reward for Palestinian terrorism.

But there is very active discussion under way about the fact that gradualism and the slowness of the process could endanger the process".

Clinton openly expressed her concern for the future of Israel's domestic democracy claiming that legislation introduced in the Knesset against radical left-wing NGOs endangered the process of democracy.

Egypt's erstwhile president, Hosni Mubarak, often told the Palestinians publicly "to avoid endangering the peace process" by seeking statehood.

One of the most important CPP during TSMG with polymeric binders was the granulation-torque, which - in case of polymers with high Tg - increased during longer granulation runs to critical levels endangering the continuous process flow.

Deng said sanctions on midlevel officials would be an "exercise in futility," and to target those in positions of high authority would be tantamount to "endangering the peace process".

Yes, we've been a very naughty electorate, haven't we, endangering the whole electoral process and democracy itself, we should be ashamed.

"In effect, city agencies are subsidizing some of the worst slumlords in New York City and in the process endangering the health and safety of vulnerable children and families," the coalition's report concluded.

This is very sad and worrisome and could actually endanger the whole process of national reconciliation.

Both the National Theatre and the Royal Court turned down the script, saying they "did not want to endanger the peace process".