Sentence examples for jeopardising the safety from inspiring English sources

Moscow claims that fascists have taken power in Ukraine, jeopardising the safety of Russian speakers.

"By axing 12 fire stations and 18 fire engines Boris is jeopardising the safety and security of Londoners".

"The mayor is single-handedly jeopardising the safety of millions of Londoners on the altar of crude economic considerations".

Safety : The application of systems engineering and systems management principles in conducting hazard, safety and risk analysis in system design and development to ensure that all systems, subsystems and their interfaces operate effectively, without sustaining failures or jeopardising the safety and health of operators, maintainers and the system mission.

Furthermore, by cutting short their set, Rose claims organisers jeopardised the safety of fans.

Any reduction in the number of staff on duty could jeopardise the safety and quality of patient care.

Yet shout too loudly and you become vulnerable to Mr Museveni's charge of neo-colonialism and you may jeopardise the safety of the meneo-colonialism andk to help.America has taken the most hawkish approach.

Adass is not known for hyperbole so when they say further cuts would jeopardise the safety and wellbeing of vulnerable older people we should take that warning very seriously.

He doesn't care that he's screwing up his cab-driving job: he jeopardises the safety of a snooty fare, then tosses the car keys in the river.

He jeopardises the safety of his Chinese source, fails to look after the source's US-based nephew and sacrifices his own lovelife to his hunger for a story.

"What we cannot do is jeopardise the safety of our team, or any other driver on the track, by having an unprepared driver in a car that has now been tailored to two other assigned drivers".