Sentence examples for jeopardize attempts from inspiring English sources

They believed his anti-Russian stance would jeopardize attempts by the Obama administration and NATO to improve relations with the Kremlin.

The United States and Israel had warned beforehand that moving the report forward now would jeopardize attempts to restart peace talks between the Palestinians and the Israelis.

Speaking openly about their cases could jeopardize attempts to overturn their death sentences, and this makes public contrition difficult, if not impossible.

The lack of an approach rooted firmly in high-quality science could jeopardize attempts to seek or gain regulatory acceptance of toxicogenomics-based test methods and strategies.

The incident seemed so similar to the one Ms. Berenson had been accused of devising with the same group that it jeopardized attempts to secure her a new trial.

Dan Newman, a political consultant for the Newsom initiative, said the change jeopardizes attempts to toughen the law.

A recent draft of the health care transparency section of TPP released by Wikileaks on Wednesday reveals the deal would make Medicare vulnerable to legal challenges from pharmaceutical companies and jeopardize future attempts by the insurer to negotiate lower drug prices.

Timeliness is of the essence when leaning how to get workers compensation from a job, and if your employer waits too long, it could jeopardize your attempts to be appropriately compensated for your injury.

In the second, vision-blurring eyedrops jeopardize her attempt to jitterbug her way into show business.

Robert Mugabe's Zimbabwe African National Union Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF) and criticized Morgan Tsvangirai's Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T), thereby threatening to jeopardize Zuma's attempts at mediation between the two parties.

All I can say, therefore, is that, by supporting Himmler's and Bormann's aims to the utmost, he permanently jeopardized any attempt to find a form of government worthy of the German name.