Sentence examples for not jeopardising from inspiring English sources

When the time comes, he will have walk a tightrope between keeping up pressure on Iran to cooperate and not jeopardising the Vienna agreement entirely.

Not only do these cut theft, but cash payments also let beneficiaries become mobile for example so they can leave their state to seek work, while not jeopardising any benefits.Yet Ms Khera is wary of change.

Fannie also agreed to bring its books more into line with generally accepted accounting practices and to appoint an independent chief risk officer to ensure that the company is not jeopardising the assets of its shareholders and debtors.

The main asset Nikkei is buying is the talented and committed team of staff who make the FT such an attractive acquisition – treating them with respect and fairness and not jeopardising their goodwill should be Nikkei's overriding priority if the sale is to conclude smoothly".

Mr Irranca-Davies said: "We want to see absolute categoric assurances that this is not jeopardising consumer protection and we're not reassured yet because despite the work that the FSA has been doing over a few years now to look at this issue, what they have presented to us is not a compelling case for a change in the way that this works".

The Minister of Energy and Resources, Simon Bridges, has rebuffed concerns for the animals saying, "I think primarily once you go from exploration right through to production, you're not jeopardising the wildlife".

"It does not jeopardise freedom of the press.

Let us not jeopardise this at the first hurdle.

The government's agreement with the workers will not jeopardise its restructuring plans.

"We will develop a protocol to ensure any future potential criminal action is not jeopardised".

It is not serious and should not jeopardise her preparations for Edmonton.