Sentence examples for jeopardise the process from inspiring English sources

Would it be grateful if another country were to jeopardise the process by arresting Gerry Adams?

The aggressive policies that they are following, however, could jeopardise the process of adjustment.

It is not a question of time but if we put time, to talking about how we work, we will jeopardise the process.

Its envoy, Susan Rice, said on Monday it would "jeopardise the peace process".

He does print the letter that Mr Blair wrote for Mr Trimble, saying that decommissioning should "begin straight away", and now this issue has resurfaced to jeopardise the whole process.

Mr Fallon dismissed claims that the UK risked "mission creep" and that Western entanglement in the war will provoke President Putin and jeopardise the peace process.

He has received very strong legal advice not to meet us today as the current process is treated as a judicial one (not a policy one) and any meeting could be referred to and jeopardise the entire process.

David K Deng, research director for the South Sudan Law Society (SSLS), wrote in an article for African Arguments that consideration of the report at the Addis Ababa meeting was deferred because of fears that it would jeopardise the peace process.

"At this time, with acknowledgement that a wide-ranging inquiry may be required in time, we are working closely with the police to support their lead investigations and must ensure we do not do anything to interfere with or jeopardise the criminal process," said the FA.

Michel, James Murdoch's lobbyist, told his boss in one of the previously disclosed emails: "Jeremy … has received very strong legal advice not to meet us today as the current process is treated as a judicial one (not a policy one) and any meeting could be referred to and jeopardise the entire process.

Colley's death horrified Kruger, who feared it might jeopardise the peace process.