Democrats will bash president Bush and fellow Republicans for "jeopardizing" Social Security by "subjecting" the system to "risky schemes" ostensibly in order to save it from insolvency.
The propaganda campaign focused on allegations that Falun Gong jeopardized social stability, was deceiving and dangerous, was "anti-science" and threatened progress, and argued that Falun Gong's moral philosophy was incompatible with a Marxist social ethic.
The union's repeated threats to strike over pay and pension issues in recent weeks have evolved into a labor-led fight against Rauner's anti-union agenda, and a call for new revenue amid a state budget impasse that has jeopardized social service programs and public universities.
The president's commitment to the middle class will be tested shortly by the fiscal showdown: he must resist the pressure to make a bad deal that puts Medicare and Medicaid at risk and jeopardizes Social Security benefits for American workers.
Episodes of drunkenness led to interpersonal conflicts or "embarrassing" behavior that can damage social relationships, lowering social standing and jeopardizing social capital.
This jeopardizes social and political pillars of stability, and highlights the need for a broader translation-oriented focus across the globe [ 22].
The guidelines range from vague principles, like insisting that advertisements not "jeopardize the social order," to specific prohibitions, like those that forbid the use of state symbols like the flag or national anthem.
When Jackie stumbled out of the fraternity hours later, dazed and bleeding, and found her friends, they convinced her not to report what had happened to the police or campus authorities, because they were worried that it would jeopardize her social standing and theirs.
And if there are some DL guys willing to take the risk -- to jeopardize their social and family standing by declaring their sexuality -- that contempt doesn't do much to convince them they'd ever really be welcome in Manhattan's Chelsea or on Fire Island.
