Sentence examples for should not jeopardise from inspiring English sources

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

The PAC found that protection of the black soil plains was "critically important", but that the mine's location on the hills above the plains "should not jeopardise" agricultural production.

Former chancellor of the Exchequer Key claim The science of global warming is not settled and the world should not jeopardise economic growth in order to tackle climate change.

The revolt came after the Institute of Directors warned that Robert's appointment breached City codes stipulating that chief executives should not jeopardise the independent oversight of the board by stepping up to the crucial role of chairman.

Supporters say the arguments about alcohol sales should not jeopardise the passage of the bill as a whole.

The choice of immediate breast reconstruction should not jeopardise the optimal use of locoregional radiotherapy and systemic treatment (recommendation).

And we shouldn't jeopardise the jobs and the economy and the future of this country on science that's not proven.

Mr Sobashima said the issue "shouldn't jeopardise the overall good relations between Japan and Australia".

Exane BNP Paribas says: "The Olympics have turned into a debacle for G4S [but] the London problems should not severely jeopardise the group's long-term growth prospects".

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.