The British government's growing warmth towards Beijing has angered activists who claim London has turned its back on commitments to human rights and democracy in Hong Kong in order to avoid jeopardising economic ties.
In this article, soft transitions to pass from active to sleep mode and vice versa are proposed in order to avoid jeopardising the network during the traffic redistributions.
Women typically perceive a strong need for monitoring and controlling their BGLs in order not to jeopardise their capacity to care for their newborn infant [ 13].
(In fact, it's even more complicated than that, since Beethoven the apparently great revolutionary was also willing to change the symphony's dedication in order not to jeopardise the fee due from a royal patron).
Sir Nicholas, in his affidavit, asked that the "court does everything in its power to restrict knowledge of this application until the paintings have been recovered" in order not to jeopardise the operation.
This downgrading of news is not obviously aligned to the spring introduction of an online paywall – that looks like being delayed until after the World Cup, in order not to jeopardise the windfall in ads expected from South Africa 2010.
The introduction of a new surgical technique requires a process of quality-controlled implementation (preferably by treating patients in prospective studies) in order not to jeopardise, but to improve the level of care gained by the ALND, as has been achieved by the implementation of breast-conserving surgery [ 4].
Former chancellor of the Exchequer Key claim The science of global warming is not settled and the world should not jeopardise economic growth in order to tackle climate change.
Schäuble warned that European welfare standards should not be jeopardised in order to cut youth unemployment figures.
