The BBC helps to keep our standards high and we shouldn't be prepared to jeopardise them with cuts.
It would not want to jeopardise them entirely, and push Thailand deeper into China's embrace.Similarly, American policy toward Malaysia has been coloured by realpolitik.
Relations with Russia are important, big countries mutter: why jeopardise them for a silly little country that has only itself to blame?That risks making a bad situation still worse.
At a hut on the outskirts, they found five people and executed them to prevent them jeopardising the mission.
"I know relatives of the confirmed victims affected and the public in general continue to seek answers and we are working as quickly as we can to provide them without jeopardising the quality or integrity of the investigation".
Hence the resentment in some "new European" capitals of the current antics in ancient Athens: they believe Syriza is jeopardising a scheme that, for them, is not just about money, but about the independent existence of their nations.
That many trainers continue to understand SLEs as assessment means that they may continue to treat them as such, thereby jeopardising trainee learning.
For the purposes of them being able to speak plainly without jeopardising their fund or their career, I've allowed them to post anonymously.
To allow them to speak plainly without jeopardising their fund or their career in the small village that is the London VC scene, I'm allowing them to post anonymously.
But he noted the Obama administration would likely have closed Border Patrol checkpoints, whereas Trump's DHS kept them open during Harvey, possibly jeopardising evacuation routes.
