The spectacle on Friday has jeopardized negotiations between human rights lawyers and the military over ways to locate hundreds of political dissidents still missing after they are believed to have been seized by the military.
Recurring delays from lengthy reviews, on top of funding cuts, kept study participants from getting their results in a timely fashion and jeopardized relations between the research team and participants, thus threatening good CBPR practice.
Their survival depends on assistance that has been jeopardized by tensions between aid groups and the Taliban.
External validity can also be jeopardized by interaction between the intervention and the experimental situation.
Flight diversions like those experienced by Delta and others are expensive and could "jeopardize traffic between Europe and Israel," this person said.
It could also jeopardize relations between the C.I.A. and the Jordanian spy service, which officials said had vouched for the would-be informant.
The Automotive Service Association opposes passage of this bill, which the organization said would jeopardize relations between the association and automakers and limit the information available to what the government requires.
In a letter last month to Mr. Warner, Defense Secretary William S. Cohen criticized the provision, saying it was "unacceptable because it is counterproductive to peace in Kosovo and could seriously jeopardize relations between the United States and its NATO allies".
"You'll hear some people say they liked the tribe better when it was poor," said a local resident who declined to be identified for fear of jeopardizing relations between the tribe and the county.
WASHINGTON — Tensions between China and the United States over Internet policy deepened Friday, with the Chinese government accusing Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton of jeopardizing relations between the two countries with her criticism of Chinese censorship.
