Sentence examples for jeopardise on from inspiring English sources

This will likely jeopardise on the journey towards realising the much desired sustainable development objectives at the downstream levels (Kassie et al., 2015; Labbé et al. 2016; Wambua and Omoke 2014).

The federal appeals court ruling on Monday jeopardises the on-time start of the 2011 season.

"Did you consider it was for you to decide to jeopardise any on going operation that may be undertaken by counter terrorism in the metropolis?" Wright asked.

Their discontent could jeopardise negotiations on closer ties with the European Union.This week Switzerland made its biggest gesture yet to its critics: the president, Arnold Koller, announced a SFr7 billion $4.7 billionn) "solidarity fund" to help victims of genocide.

He told me that the failure of one party to honour the coalition agreement could result in a "chain reaction" and could jeopardise agreement on other areas of policy.

It told the Financial Times last month that it may put off the issue of fiscal reform for fear of jeopardising agreement on any other issue.Lula, it seems, is made of sterner stuff.

More mothers may die this year than in 2008, say health experts, as the economic downturn derails development gains and jeopardises progress on the challenges that remain.

In France, tough new anti-terror legislation allows authorities to seize passports and ID cards from would-be jihadists "likely to jeopardise public security on their return".

But for too long, it has been left off the agenda, fearing it would jeopardise any progress on the nuclear weapons proliferation issue.

Customers are thought to be concerned that bankruptcy could jeopardise warranty protection on new cars, even though the US government has said it will stand behind such guarantees.

Senior executives of organisations that fear the government's proposals will jeopardise the philanthropy on which they rely have been "hastily invited" to a reception for organisations that benefit from charitable giving.