Sentence examples for jeopardise the development from inspiring English sources
Soriot, who is desperately fighting Pfizer's plans to gobble up his company in the biggest ever foreign takeover of a British firm, said the planned £63bn deal could severely jeopardise the development of some of the world's most promising drugs.
So the question is, is it really so important for you to exclude developing countries from getting influence on global tax standards that you are willing to jeopardise the sustainable development goals and the climate negotiations?" A Save the Children spokesperson said: "Collapse of the negotiations would be a real disaster.
"I urge you and the council to think again before implementing a proposal which could jeopardise the flourishing and development of Christ the King School".
15 Our experience and the evidence indicate that the online medium is more likely to improve than jeopardise the quality of the development process.
Evidence suggests that the online medium is more likely to improve than jeopardise the quality of the consensus development process.
In addition, from a research perspective, the enrolment of patients at relatively high risk of early death could jeopardise the study and subsequent drug development.
"The application and over a decade of work and investment in the development by the consortium has been jeopardised by the committee attempting to overturn decisions it ratified only a few months ago".
However, the infrastructure development also requires security and a pacified Somalia, as land based incursions into the North Eastern Province of Kenya would threaten the development of the pipeline whilst marine raids could jeopardise both the development of the gas concessions and the later export of oil and gas from Lamu, only 60 miles from the border.
Nearby, the controversial millionaire Douglas Tompkins, who made his money from The North Face and Esprit clothing labels, has bought more than half a million acres with the intention of preventing any development that might jeopardise the area's ecosystem.
The development of robots also sparked concerns earlier this year when Human Rights Watch warned 'killer robots' could "jeopardise basic human rights" as the United Nations held its first ever multinational convention on lethal autonomous weapons systems.
