Sentence examples for should be jeopardised from inspiring English sources

None of this however is to conclude that press freedom in Britain, hard won over 300 years ago, should be jeopardised.

This is in all senses a valuable tradition; how terrible that it should be jeopardised by a particularly bone-headed bit of target chasing.

Leveson himself said that though parts of the press had "wreaked havoc with the lives of innocent people", this should not mean press freedom should be "jeopardised or that the press should be delivered into the arms of the state".

1.40pm GMT Press freedom should not be jeopardised, he says.

Schäuble warned that European welfare standards should not be jeopardised in order to cut youth unemployment figures.

The long-term health of the UK's research base and of the economy as a whole should not be jeopardised by a retrenchment on current spending commitments.

It certainly helps the cause of the campaign to stay in the EU to keep repeating that the UK is in a risky economic position that should not be jeopardised by Brexit.

Its future should not be jeopardised for the sake of a few billion dollars of soyabean subsidies or a few million tonnes of beef imports.Indeed, from the heady heights of Davos, this trade round's preoccupation with farming the oldest of old-economy businesses looks absurd.

But the DUP leader, arriving for the second day of the European election count, said the accuracy of the count should not be jeopardised.

It also argues that the future of children at Greatstone Primary School, which has in excess of 360 primary age and 50 nursery age children, should not be jeopardised by the extension of the runway and "the potential increase in large passenger aircraft".

Why should patient safety be jeopardised for the minority?