Sentence examples for jeopardized by the failure from inspiring English sources

The case alerts the public to how its interests are "being jeopardized by the failure of nuclear-armed countries to fulfill their obligations".

Now the extraordinary gains in those and other emerging countries — not just in economic terms, but in the quality of life for many in the new middle classes — has been jeopardized by the catastrophic failure of free-market fundamentalism, particularly in the United States.

The case for whistle blowing, then, is driven by the recognition, first of all, that internal mechanisms often fail to deal adequately with an organization's failures, and second, that because the interests jeopardized by those failures often include those outside the organization, a wider group has a prima facie right to know of the costs that it faces or that have been imposed on it.

Judge Kaye, a Democrat who was appointed by Gov. Mario M. Cuomo in 1983, said the success of special courts set up to handle drug cases had been jeopardized by the Legislature's failure to overhaul what she called "draconian Rockefeller drug laws.

Such discussions are jeopardized by the alliance's hurried expansion.

That flow could be jeopardized by the XFL.

The comprehensive free trade agreement should not be jeopardized by the Tymoshenko case.

Millions of veterans rely on federal programs jeopardized by the shutdown.

Some of those hopes may be jeopardized by the latest announcement.

Swift and efficient evacuations were jeopardized by the sheer number of people trying to escape confined, crowded spaces.

Both "Transparent Walls" and "Portals" feature a central couple whose bond seems jeopardized by the dance's centrifugal activity.