Sticking rigidly to that deadline could imperil the plan.
A7 The Politics of the Euro Denmark's rejection of a single European currency may imperil a plan by Prime Minister Tony Blair to persuade Britons to abandon the pound, and it has undermined Mr. Blair's efforts to cast Britain's euro debate in mainly economic terms.
Astronomers hope to keep their treasured eye in the sky operating through at least 2010, but the failure-prone gyroscopes--which are key to aiming the telescope in the right direction--could imperil that plan.
"It imperils future capital plans and it imperils their operating budget, and that would ultimately imperil the state's budget".
The restatement may imperil Diamond's planned, stock-based acquisition of the Pringles potato chip brand from the Procter & Gamble Company, which has said the sale depended on a favorable resolution of the investigation.
In a separate letter to Ms. Whiting, Kweisi Mfume, president of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, expressed similar concerns, saying Nielsen's plans could imperil the "future of programming aimed specifically at African-American and Latino audiences".
Still, getting rid of Mr. Karzai at this point wouldn't be easy, and any major upheaval would clearly imperil President Obama's plan to start withdrawing American troops next summer.
Are American swing voters deeply worried about contraceptive access, for instance, and ready to believe that a Mitt Romney administration would imperil their ability to plan and space their children?
The barrier, according to the resolution, is "in contradiction to relevant provisions of international law" and its route could imperil the Middle East peace plan, known as the road map, which envisions a two-state solution to the crisis.
Scientists within the Smithsonian and members of Congress said the budget plan would imperil three of the institution's crown jewels: its astrophysical observatory, its tropical research institute and its environmental research center.
