Relationships with NGOs are often driven by annual plans rather than by longer-term partnership arrangements and concerns, which at times jeopardizes opportunities to build longer-term civil society capacities, which is of particular importance in Timor-Leste.
He said acquaintances had cut off contact with him, and when he gave a lecture at a law school this month, students asked whether attending might jeopardize job opportunities.
Among the reasons they cited for not reporting the potentially fatal injuries was that doing so would take too much time, could jeopardize career opportunities and might cause a loss of face among peers.
Attempting to define wage and safety levels that are not so high as to jeopardize job opportunities for people already living at the edge -- and to do so under a system of fluctuating exchange rates -- is a task to try the capacities of even the wisest of men, women and computers.
The study had no consequences for grading and did not jeopardize equal opportunities for learning.
Moreover, farmworkers in seasonal and day-labor arrangements may be less likely to request safety equipment or to report potential hazards to owners/operators out of fear that it may jeopardize future opportunities for work (Aronsson 1999; Aronsson et al. 2002; Quinlan et al. 2001).
You don't want to jeopardize future opportunities for some cash!
Failing to do so means that you lose the trust of your colleagues and supervisors and may jeopardize future opportunities.
The Mets do not want to jeopardize the opportunity to trade him by turning off the Yankees with their demands.
But the risk is that he could reinjure himself Sunday, fail to qualify in the 200, threaten his chances to repeat as Olympic champion at 400 meters and also jeopardize an opportunity to win a third gold in the 1,600-meter 1,600-meter
