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It gives Mr. Deal the power to suspend the entire school board for jeopardizing the district's accreditation.

But he has also been criticized for jeopardizing the neutrality of his office and was eventually muzzled by the commission that employs him.

And Manuel Andrade e Sousa, president of the Friends of Queen Catherine, criticized the Queens Borough President, Claire Shulman, last week for jeopardizing the $2 million project.

The chiefs were forced to renounce their claims several days later, however, after both the government and the public criticized the traditional leaders for jeopardizing the Cook Islands' international reputation for stability.

Other Democrats argued that if Mr. Bush won the election, Mr. Nader should be held responsible for jeopardizing the well-being of gays and lesbians, minorities and the poor, women and organized labor.

She denounced Mr. Blair for jeopardizing the role of NATO and Britain's close relationship with the United States in the name of cooperating with the other nations of Europe, a proposition she finds dubious.

Neither the developers nor the authority would comment on the talks for fear of jeopardizing the outcome.

Aides to Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. Corzine declined to divulge any details of their discussions for fear of jeopardizing the delicate negotiations.

She asked, as others did, to remain anonymous for fear of jeopardizing the chances of getting a tuition refund and added that many parents felt duped.

But they declined to reveal the location, for fear of jeopardizing the new arrangement, and they expressed annoyance that the original plan had been publicized.

It's hard to get a job here". The employee gave their name but the Guardian decided to withhold it for fear of jeopardizing the person's job.