Sentence examples for jeopardises the from inspiring English sources

It jeopardises the notion of online democracy.

This not only poses financial sector risks, but potentially jeopardises the secure retirement of our citizens".

The German government warns that the scandal jeopardises the reputation of the country's entire car industry.

An extra hour on a holiday via Stansted or Gatwick hardly jeopardises the economy.

Kicillof said: "We're not going to sign an agreement that jeopardises the future of all Argentines.

"Today's decision jeopardises the health of women who are employed by these companies".

If one aspect of his vision is unrealistic, that jeopardises the entire edifice.

Their infringement without adequate judicial control jeopardises the rule of law," it says.

That surplus jeopardises the friendly international relations that the report identifies as another of China's six priorities.

Anything that jeopardises the city's internationalism endangers its future, and anything that jeopardises London endangers the country.

It jeopardises the WTO, without which trade disputes might be settled by clout and not the law.