Sentence examples for jeopardized its from inspiring English sources

But if the trail remains murky, the impact of the disaster on this small Balkan nation is clear: It has jeopardized its strong ties with both Israel and the Arab countries of the Middle East.

In the wake of a second doping scandal at the world swimming championships, China has jeopardized its chances should it decide to bid on the 2008 Summer Games, the president of the International Olympic Committee said yesterday.

The ABM treaty, in its Article XV, says, "Each Party shall, in exercising its national sovereignty, have the right to withdraw from this Treaty if it decides that extraordinary events... have jeopardized its supreme interests".

This strategic decision by Hamas deserves more attention than it has received to date as Hamas has knowingly jeopardized its civilians' own safety and health in pursuit of its own goals.

We also identified other areas in which poor production conditions and/or the negative effects of urbanization on agriculture jeopardized its sustainability.

But by directing search users in China to its uncensored search engine based in Hong Kong, Google may have jeopardized its long-range plans.

But it had a problem; it couldn't build more cars, lest it jeopardize its exclusivity.

It also jeopardizes its finances.

The message of Justice Breyer's book is that the court jeopardizes its legitimacy when it makes such radical rulings and that, in doing so, it threatens our democracy.

If Russia fails to meet its commitments, it could jeopardize its next loan installment from the I.M.F., due to be reviewed next month, worth $4.8 billion.

"If the government does not take action for fear of jeopardizing its image, then it is an irresponsible government," he said.