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.
But the probe into the leak, which CSIS says threatened national security, is ongoing, and the RCMP says handing the file over could jeopardize it.
The arrangement would maximize Lehman's control over Hudson Castle "without jeopardizing the off-balance sheet accounting treatment".
Mr. Yuzhin, who first recounted the story of his double-agentry and his arrest to The New York Times in 1994, said yesterday that he did not want to discuss the latest developments, largely over concern with jeopardizing family ties in Russia.
If you continue to drive for several more minutes without slowing down or pulling over, you may be jeopardizing your chances for receiving a warning instead of a ticket.
By jumping out to an early lead in delegates in January, Mr. Romney has built himself a delegate cushion that should allow him to continue losing nominating contests without jeopardizing his lead over his main rivals, Mr. Santorum, a former Pennsylvania senator, and Newt Gingrich, a former speaker of the House.
The chiropractic college, by far the largest of three schools at Life, lost its accreditation in 2001 in a dispute over teaching philosophy, jeopardizing the university's existence.
The important matter is that this response is small enough to allow recording of nerve signals and that the tissue reaction is not progressing over time, thereby jeopardizing long-term function.
Without even thinking, one of the liver transplant surgeons reached over to protect the liver, jeopardizing his hand on the spinning electric saw.
Break them up into companies that are small enough to fail without jeopardizing the economy, and the firms lose their economic leverage over politicians.
That would maintain leverage over Egypt's generals to transfer political power to a newly elected government without jeopardizing existing military contracts.
