She said offering teachers a 12percentt raise would jeopardize the system's tenuous financial health.
But doing too little or too much will jeopardize the system.
In finance, however, the collapse of a single firm can jeopardize the system, and as with Knight Capital's teetering on the brink last week, it can happen very quickly.
To accept the principle of "total party autonomy" would be to jeopardize that system, Mr. Gede said, as well as a system in some states that permits same-day registration as entry for voting in a primary.
The segmented power supply avoids the scenario in which one failure could lead to system failure and thus jeopardize the system's reliability and availability.
The aims of this paper are to jeopardize the system's untraceability criteria and to outline a countermeasure by precisely describing the database query mechanism.
Focusing on lightweight RFID security protocols; we examine the server responses for several RFID tags and realize that if the database querying is performed through a static process, the RFID system is subject to timing attacks that could easily jeopardize the system's untraceability criteria.
Focusing on lightweight RFID security protocols, we examine the server responses for several RFID tags and realize that if the database querying is performed through a static process, the RFID system is subject to a timing attack that could easily jeopardize the system's untraceability criteria.
But he doesn't think that Canada should give into pressure from other countries to make changes that could jeopardize the system.
The merger would be the first since the financial crisis to create a bank with more than $50 billion in assets, the regulatory definition of a systemically important financial institution -- one whose failure could potentially jeopardize the banking system.
The state electric company warned that the strikes jeopardize "big infrastructure systems, such as the water-supply system, sewage system, city transport, bakeries, health and other institutions".
