Sentence examples for jeopardize the war from inspiring English sources

Fifth and finally, we cannot allow a war in Iraq to jeopardize the war on terrorism.

I am concerned that going to war against Iraq before other means are tried will jeopardize the war against terrorism.

The same day that Mr. Spitzer backed the day laborers, an appellate court in New Jersey backed the government's argument that releasing the names of immigrants arrested after Sept. 11 and still being detained could jeopardize the war on terror.

The threat of a war that would jeopardize the American hunt for Osama bin Laden is India's leverage to get Washington to pay attention to what is sees as Pakistan's sponsorship of terrorism against India.

Syria's support of Hezbollah could jeopardize the fragile peace effort and drag us into war.

Dell began cutting prices on PCs and servers in earnest in early spring, but Rollins pledges he won't jeopardize the entire business by setting off a price war.

Will this factor jeopardize the ability of the tribunal to prosecute and convict war criminals?

While taking care not to jeopardize the massive effort being launched to prepare the nation for war, the Truman Committee (officially the Special Committee Investigating National Defense) exposed graft and deficiencies in production.

"If this sector enjoys growth as high as is predicted, the emissions from commercial trucking alone will jeopardize the world's chance of meeting key climate-stabilization targets," according to the War Room report.

Two days before his No. 33 was to be hung in Madison Square Garden in perpetuity, Patrick Ewing and the Knicks were involved in a tug of war over the guest list that threatened to jeopardize the ceremony.

So basically, Utah's Department of Administrative Services has decided that merely letting Utahns know what kind of war gear the Pentagon is giving to the state's police agencies could jeopardize the lives of police officers.