Sentence examples for jeopardized officials from inspiring English sources

Because of the fraudulent conduct by UBS, the tax-exempt status of billions of dollars of securities was jeopardized, officials said.

"I want to know if he's going to enforce congressional intent not to second guess those things in a way that could jeopardize those officials but also could cause our intelligence officials to be risk averse -- the very kind of risk aversion...that the 9/11 commission talked about when they talked about what set us up for 9/11".

Obama officials jeopardized the tenure of National Security Agency chief Mike Rogers in a seemingly thwarted bureaucratic reorganization of the US surveillance and cybersecurity apparatus.

"Security will never be jeopardized," an energy official said.

A lawyer for Peter Braunstein, who is accused of sexually molesting a woman in Chelsea on Halloween night, sent letters yesterday to the Manhattan district attorney and a judge saying that disclosures by law enforcement officials had jeopardized his client's right to a fair trial.

But the latest uproar over our N.S.A. spying is a reminder of how senior American officials have themselves jeopardized our strategic interests — by overreaching and doing things just because they could.

At the White House briefing, a senior Administration official argued that Obama had jeopardized U.S. interests by downplaying the scope of Iranian threats.

But the recent progress is now jeopardized by the $3.5 million in cuts that state officials are imposing in the district's $39 million budget, the superintendent said.

The official said that inquiry might be jeopardized now.

At the same time, many Americans saw their health benefits jeopardized by layoffs, which have continued despite the official end of the recession in November 2001.

American steel industry officials said their multibillion-dollar consolidation efforts would be jeopardized if the president lifted the tariffs before the full three years of the program.