Because the new Texas law violated federal Medicaid rules about provider discrimination, the Department of Health and Human Services cut off all Medicaid funding for family planning to the state of Texas in March, jeopardizing the entire Women's Health Program.
Pilots have engaged in eccentric behavior in the cockpit, jeopardizing the lives of passengers, he said.
Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary general, warned Thursday that the first decline in international aid to developing countries in years is jeopardizing the United Nations' goal of reducing poverty by 2015 in many countries.
But it is causing a rift with the American military, which contends that any significant diminution of the Awakening could result in renewed violence, jeopardizing the substantial security gains in the past year.
In fact, each area may be improved in efficiency without jeopardizing the other's improvement.
They initially talked of boycotting baseball's All-Star Game and since then have considered setting a strike date for early August or striking in the postseason, jeopardizing the World Series.
Under the conventions of medical publishing, Dr. Burns is not permitted to make public more than an abstract, as he did in Dublin, without jeopardizing the chances of a journal accepting his article.
In the end, jeopardizing the recruitment and retention efforts of the FBI and other law enforcement and counterterrorism organizations could end up costing our nation far more in lives and money than it saves.
Any borrower who stops making a mortgage payment to take advantage of a short-scale scheme would damage his or her credit in the process, jeopardizing the ability to secure a mortgage, said Elyse Cherry, chief executive of Boston Community Capital.
Don't they have enough business in-state to avoid potentially jeopardizing the legality of their operations?
