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But Kurdish leaders largely dismissed the measures as inadequate, suggesting that efforts to settle the conflict, which has claimed nearly 40,000 lives since the early 1980s, could be in further jeopardy.

Haley deployed a version of this thinking at the Press Club, when she spoke of the swift indictment of the officer who shot Walter Scott in the back multiple times, in North Charleston, South Carolina, but then implied that the Black Lives Matter movement was responsible for intimidating police officers to the point that black lives are now in further jeopardy.

Victims' advocates and law enforcement officials are worried that the suspension in issuing visas until the new fiscal year begins on Oct. 1 could discourage some women from speaking out and put some victims who have pending visa applications in further jeopardy.

By backing out of the partnership, Walgreens puts Theranos' finances in further jeopardy.

Congress is paralyzed by political infighting that prevents bipartisan solutions and an economic crisis that seems to put the environment in further jeopardy.

The tournament was put in further jeopardy in January 1979 when General Motors withdrew as a major sponsor; Eagleson argued GM withdrew as a result of the dispute with the CAHA.

"We are liaising with the authorities and we do not want to say anything which might put him in any further jeopardy or which will inflame the situation.

In a statement, Baugur said it had withdrawn its own petition in Reykjavik to minimise further jeopardy to the ongoing operations of Baugur's portfolio companies.

In the meantime, the rights of several hundred same-sex couples are in limbo, and a brief filed in a second, separate court case spearheaded by the American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan seems to put their marriages in further legal jeopardy.

As the British government revels in its hard line of bigger fences, withdrawn benefits, and tiny refugee quotas, the safety of the people who risk their lives to reach us seems even further in jeopardy.

As the British government revel in their hard line of bigger fences, withdrawn benefits and tiny refugee quotas, the safety of the people who risk their lives to reach us seems even further in jeopardy.