And it would jeopardize long-term peace in the Middle East.
China's first atomic explosion (Oct . 16 , 1964affected the debate by appearing to support Mao's contention that domestic revolutionization would in no way jeopardize long-term power aspirations and defense capabilities.
But scientists are dubious about the project's chance of success and say it could even jeopardize long-term restoration of Louisiana's wetlands, which have been disappearing for decades.
Each of these barriers to employment and income jeopardize long-term housing.
Grazing or excessive snacking is a common issue that affects many bariatric patients pre- and postoperatively, which can jeopardize long-term weight loss if not controlled.
However, only 4 of the 5 species survived infection with the potential to reproduce, a trait considered critical for true reservoir status in that it avoids population declines that might jeopardize long-term virus circulation.
Negotiators from both parties struck an agreement to finance the agency on Tuesday after years of debate that jeopardized long-term projects and forced a partial shutdown of the agency last summer.
Mr. Bush, with assistance from American scientists, should engage in serious discussions with Europe on how best to put the Kyoto accord into effect without jeopardizing long-term American interests.
Many contemporary societies maximize consumption for immediate or short-term benefits to livelihood, often at a rate that jeopardizes long-term benefits and sustainability.
The implementation of the United States' current strategy focuses on short-term goals but jeopardizes long-term foreign policy and national security goals.
