"To get a first-round quarterback and not jeopardize the other needs of the team, it was too juicy to pass up.
Humanitarian workers have been detained, kidnapped, assaulted and killed by criminals armed with such weapons, jeopardizing the delivery of desperately needed aid.
In the definition given by the European Union in the "Sustainable Development Strategy", sustainable development stands for meeting the needs of present generations without jeopardizing the ability of futures generations to meet their own needs [3, 4].
Do we do that, potentially jeopardizing the support of those nations we need to combat terrorism?
European digital and civil rights association, the EDRi, has obtained a copy of what is purported to be the latest U.S. government lobby document (online here) — a document which calls on Europe to be more "flexible" in its approach, and warns that the reforms risk stifling innovation and growth, and jeopardizing the free-flow of information needed to fight crime and terrorism.
By failing to invest the time, energy and resources needed to help these young people succeed, we're jeopardizing the future of the global economy.
"We need to emphasize the importance of not jeopardizing the scientific timelines needed for accurate analysis," he said, without providing any specifics on when the results will be available and made public.
We are also jeopardizing the quality of our creativity, love and sexuality - life's energy sources - because these feelings and inspirations need space, calm and attention to thrive.
"We were needlessly jeopardizing the lives of U.S. troops".
Otherwise, you risk jeopardizing the success of your entire group.
