Sentence examples for jeopardizing the efforts of from inspiring English sources

They are alienating Arabs and jeopardizing the efforts of genuine reformers, who now cannot advocate democracy without being accused of doing America's bidding.

However, recent increases both in INH-resistant and multidrug-resistant (MDR) tuberculosis have been jeopardizing the efforts of global TB control through the implementation of the Directly Observed Treatment, Short course (DOTS) [ 1, 2].

"If the Justice Department is going to give the green light to local law enforcement to cooperate with the I.N.S., it'll jeopardize the efforts of local police to build relations with local communities," said Frank Sharry, executive director of the National Immigration Forum.

No such international agreement exists today, which is one reason imported weapons swamp countries like Congo, jeopardizing the genuine efforts of their people to find stability and build lasting peace.

He was anxious not to jeopardize the effort, which could imminently bear fruit.

As our colleague Jeff Zeleny wrote on the Caucus yesterday and in today's paper, it's one of the first times that the harsh divide between the camps of Senators Clinton and Senator Barack Obama has spilled over into jeopardizing the fund-raising efforts of Democrats down-ballot.

House Republicans quickly accused Senate Democrats of jeopardizing the stimulus effort.

It is unacceptable for officials and political figures on either side to pander and try to score cheap debating and political points at the expense of jeopardizing the serious effort to resume the negotiations and to end the conflict.

Noting the widespread public outrage unleashed over the Treasury's huge payments to the American International Group, the failing insurance conglomerate, Mr. Barofsky warned that Treasury officials were jeopardizing the credibility of their efforts by not requiring companies to disclose far more about their use of taxpayer money.

In the end, jeopardizing the recruitment and retention efforts of the FBI and other law enforcement and counterterrorism organizations could end up costing our nation far more in lives and money than it saves.

Mr. Dennis said that the two television efforts were chosen carefully to ensure success and avoid jeopardizing the image of the lucrative print property.