"You are not threatening China, not in any way jeopardizing their security.
During a nearly three-hour, closed meeting at a hotel in Somerset, N.J., late yesterday, retirees also questioned the compensation levels of top Lucent executives, saying they should share the pain, and one said another ex-chief executive officer, Richard A. McGinn, ran the company into the ground and jeopardized their security.
Fortunately, Americans understand that high taxes jeopardize their financial security.
Perhaps one day it will offer a sort of "veto" power to the user base to allow it to block changes they feel could jeopardize their privacy, security, or the utility of Facebook.
As she details in a recent podcast, she worried she might make a mistake that would hurt her family's future and jeopardize their financial security.
The idea was that consumers should not have to worry about buying financial products that jeopardize their financial security, as turned out to be the case with many of the mortgages sold during the bubble years.
Mr. Terrell said that he and several of his neighbors were afraid that giving too much information to the government, like a Social Security number or details about their jobs, would somehow jeopardize their newfound economic security, some of it pieced together with earnings from second and third jobs that are off the books.
And it's simply unacceptable that women, particularly mothers, suffer wage penalties that too often jeopardize their family's economic security.
In forcing out some of the personnel, the agency fell back on the argument that some of the employees had jeopardized their national security clearance by their interactions with the women, according to the official.
Pokemon Go game triggered the new trend of location-based apps where users may get too carried away and competitive so that they jeopardize their own safety and the security of others.
