Sentence examples for jeopardizing peace from inspiring English sources

Donald Trump warned Sunday that Israeli settlement-building was jeopardizing peace efforts, according to an interview published in newspaper Israel Hayom.

Stoner worries that Trump's advisers could convince him to recognize the annexation of Crimea, reverse other U.S. policies aimed at punishing Russia for its breach of Ukrainian sovereignty or weaken NATO, which risks jeopardizing peace in Europe. .

Or had the government lied about its bombing rules, so as not to jeopardize peace talks in Paris?

It can jeopardize peace by signaling to potential rebels that the government "is planning to turn nasty".

Their fractious opponents, due to start governing in two weeks, agreed to bury some of the many feuds that could jeopardize peace.

Their fractious opponents, due to start governing in two weeks, agreed to bury some of the many feuds that could jeopardize peace, but the two men most wanted by the United States continued to elude capture.

Last weekend Mr. Trimble, leader of the province's largest Protestant party, the Ulster Unionists, revived what has been a repeatedly jeopardized peace accord by persuading his quarrelsome, doubting rank and file to trust in the disarmament promises of its Catholic sworn enemies in Sinn Fein, which represents the Irish Republican Army.

It jeopardizes peace and security for the communities in and around hotspots," Clapper said.

Arab League chief Abul Gheit has said such a move would "nourish fanaticism and violence," and Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi it would "trigger anger across the Arab and Muslim world, fuel tension and jeopardize peace efforts".

This is gross interference in China's internal affairs and a grave threat to China's security, obstructing the peaceful reunification of China and jeopardizing the peace and stability of the Asia-Pacific region and the world at large...

"She is jeopardizing the peace process," he said.