For example, if the attorney is a business associate, longtime friend or relative of one spouse and is engaged by the other to represent them, the perceived independence of this attorney can lead to issues and jeopardize the entire agreement.
These plate/membrane mirrors are susceptible to external excitations and this may lead to surface inaccuracy and jeopardize relevant working performance.
Many expect the new "safety" standards the governor imposed on abortion clinics to lead to their closure, thus jeopardizing women's health and safety.
Errors in VBSC may lead to patient suffering and jeopardize patient safety [ 2].
So it's no wonder that when some military families struggle with personal finances and fall behind on bill payments, they fall prey to predatory lending schemes, which can ultimately lead to having their security clearances jeopardized or even being discharged.
If plastic responses are constrained in lower quality habitats, and that several human-driven changes are occurring simultaneously, the ability of species to respond to climate change may be jeopardized and lead to further biodiversity loss.
The segmented power supply avoids the scenario in which one failure could lead to system failure and thus jeopardize the system's reliability and availability.
The source close to negotiations warned that forcing the Greek government to achieve pension savings through a 13th round of benefit cuts, rather than through contribution increases, "can lead to social unrest and will jeopardize the sustainability of agreement".
In addition, it has been recently showed that an episode of HZ could lead to comorbidity decompensation and could jeopardize the health status of an older person with concomitant diabetes, COPD, or cardiovascular disease [ 37].
It is estimated that only 7%% of the 500,000 people with MDRTB are recognized as MDR, which may lead to increased treatment failure and jeopardize the success of TB control efforts [ 1].
