Sentence examples for jeopardizing quality from inspiring English sources

The question now is whether Emirates can sustain its momentum without jeopardizing quality and service.

Dr. Goldstein said he faced a "moral dilemma": turning away students who may have nowhere else to go, or continually expanding enrollments but jeopardizing quality.

We will only scale once we are confident we can do so without jeopardizing quality".

According to the ISO 15189 standard, it should be spacious enough for the workload to be carried out without jeopardizing quality or the safety of the persons present, whether workers or visitors, and provide optimal comfort to all occupants.

Concerns associated with this tendency were raised by UNESCO in the 2005 Global Monitoring Report on EFA, titled 'Education for All: The quality imperative' (UNESCO 2004), which highlighted that the rapid global pursuit of universalising access to education and increasing enrolment rates (a key target of EFA) was jeopardizing quality provision in many countries.

The goal of this study is to present the Discovery NM 530c (DNM), a cardiac SPECT camera, interfacing multi-pinhole collimators with solid-state modules, aiming at slashing acquisition time without jeopardizing quality.

In addition, the focus on elections slowed our efforts to tackle organized crime and corruption, which have jeopardized quality of life and scared off foreign investment.

But he added that the Florida suit presented "additional opportunities to expand the needed remedies to protect physicians from unfair practices that jeopardize quality patient care".

In so doing they jeopardize quality of life prospects for regular Americans.

Difficult working conditions, inadequate training and lack of career development have been shown to have an impact on human performance and may jeopardize quality of care, as well as HIV treatment delivery [ 35].

Lack of safe water and sanitation in schools jeopardizes quality education OXFORD, 24 January 2005 – As the drive continues to bring safe water and sanitation to schoolchildren in the tsunami zone, UNICEF warned that over half of all schools worldwide lack these basic facilities, jeopardizing the health and education of millions of schoolchildren.