She denounced Mr. Blair for jeopardizing the role of NATO and Britain's close relationship with the United States in the name of cooperating with the other nations of Europe, a proposition she finds dubious.
Failure to participate, he said, could jeopardize the Spanish role.
But, with the EU focused on the refugee crisis and the economy, allowing national parliaments to delay or undermine ratification will jeopardize the EU's role.
This jeopardizes the use of MSCs as therapeutic application.
The Philadelphia field office of the agency assisted in the investigation, but Jim Davis, a spokesman for the F.B.I., said he could not describe the agency's role because it might jeopardize the British case against the pair.
Some fear that playing a role in helping one side would jeopardize the newspaper's impartiality.
We suggest that accounting-standard setters have too narrowly construed what accounting's role in democratic society is and how the contradictions of current standard-setting jeopardize the essential professional franchise of accountants, the audit function.
Previous studies have also investigated the role of actomyosin contractility on microrheological measurements, albeit with different methods that jeopardize the validity of their findings.
Citing professional principles like impartiality and the watchdog role of the news media, they have said participation would jeopardize the very news gathering that brought these crimes to light.
Could this jeopardize the deal?
You don't just — you jeopardize the offensive line, you jeopardize the quarterback.
