Sentence examples for jeopardises progress from inspiring English sources

Johannes Hahn, the EU enlargement commissioner, said he was "extremely worried" by the move "which jeopardises progress" made by Turkey in other areas.

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.

On the campaign trail he warned that to have Nidaa Tounes controlling the presidency as well as the prime minister's office could jeopardise progress in building democratic institutions.

On April 25th Ban Ki-moon, the UN Secretary-General warned that the fighting in Kachin state has "ominous implications" and could "jeopardise progress towards a ceasfire and political dialogue".The farmer in the Palaung village pours another cup of green tea.

Now is not the time to be making cuts and jeopardising progress".

Such tunnel vision has jeopardised the progress made by the cause of European liberalism over the past half-century.

Cuts to mental health and family services seriously jeopardise the progress made by London's schools in closing the gap.

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

Soriot warned on Tuesday that a Pfizer takeover and the struggle to reconcile "saving tax and saving lives" could jeopardise the progress of drugs.

It won't be Eton and Harrow scrabbling around to find maths teachers; it will be schools in marginalised and deprived communities, thus jeopardising what progress has been made in recent years.

Because many NTDs require annual treatments to protect communities, failing to raise targeted funds and scale-up programmes over the next five years will result in us missing existing treatment targets, jeopardising the progress we've made.