If Russia fails to meet its commitments, it could jeopardize its next loan installment from the I.M.F., due to be reviewed next month, worth $4.8 billion.
The league said in a statement that it never pressured ESPN to cut ties with the project, and the network has denied that it pulled out over concerns that it could jeopardize its relationship with the league, according to Deadspin.
Since the law's passage, city unions and police groups have attempted to block its implementation on the grounds it could jeopardize officers' abilities to perform their duties.
It warned that if the United States Federal Reserve were to withdraw from its bond-buying program too early, it could jeopardize the fragile recovery.
Their actions could not only have a negative impact on national security today, but if the information entrusted with them gets into the wrong hands, it could jeopardize the future of the United States and its allies abroad.
If Huntington Park were required to use general-fund money to pay the bond debt, it could jeopardize the city's ability to meet its payroll and to provide basic services to its residents.
"It could jeopardize the livelihoods of thousands of Americans who call this place home".
The German foreign minister warned it could jeopardize the success of the Olympics.
If the impasse continues, it could jeopardize the authority's promise to open the memorial in 2011.
Industry hails greater flexibility, while union officials warn it could jeopardize worker safety.
Palestinians criticized the action, saying it could jeopardize the fragile truce.
