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.
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.
In the studio, Cavuto, square-headed and froggy-voiced, was already contemplating a loss and whether it might imperil the Republican tax plan and the other Republican agenda items that are supposed to come after it.
On the Senate floor on Wednesday night, the Budget Committee chairman, Senator Don Nickles, Republican of Oklahoma, argued that accepting the plan could imperil extensions of three popular tax cuts that expire this year.
Opponents of the plan say that such operations could imperil the refuge's wildlife, which include polar bears as well as caribou and migrating waterfowl.
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".
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.
But the plan has faced strong opposition from conservation groups and others who say it will imperil a population that was only recently deemed to have recovered.
Inside the White House, there is anxiety that if the health care problems are not righted, they could imperil the rest of Mr. Obama's presidency, especially as criticism grows that the president misled consumers about the plan.
But critics said the plan — much of which tracks a recent proposal by an oil industry trade group — would make little headway toward either goal, and they feared that it would imperil drinking water supplies and hurt the environment.
