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They also said the candidate's overseas trip in July, which some top advisers urged him not to take, turned into such a mess that it jeopardized his credentials.

Rejecting liberal democratic nationalism and distrusting Chancellor Otto von Bismarck's policy because he believed that it jeopardized the continuity of German history and embraced cooperation with popular movements, Ranke nevertheless welcomed the foundation of the empire in 1871.

Then, his bad temper became so pronounced, and was so widely reported, that it jeopardized his presumed front-runner status for the head coaching job with the United States men's Olympic hockey team at Sochi in 2014.

The incident seemed so similar to the one Ms. Berenson had been accused of devising with the same group that it jeopardized attempts to secure her a new trial.

In Washington on Monday, the Obama administration's special envoy to Sudan, Princeton N. Lyman, said the north's incursion into Abyei was "disproportionate and irresponsible" and warned that it jeopardized the peace agreement and efforts to normalize relations with the United States.

The original headstone design, which assumed the stone would be incised, not sandblasted, "gave us a great deal of concern," said another bidder, "because the letters were cut so deep that it jeopardized the letters and made it more difficult to get the name on the slab, on account of the size of the letters … those deep letters and the large capital at the commencement of the name".

Some critics of the ICC argue that the Court is biased against countries like the U.S., and that it jeopardizes national sovereignty through falsely claiming to be apolitical.

A Jan . 1946check not honored because it is da ed 1945, can also get a bank in trouble on the ground that it jeopardizes a customer's credit.

One result of today's default, though, is that it jeopardizes future World Bank loans for social programs to alleviate the crisis here.

Indeed, the polls say that Americans recognize that his tax cut is weighted toward the rich and that it jeopardizes the ability to pay down the debt, fend off deficits and finance education, retirement and health.

After the Supreme Court on Monday struck down his state's law that would have shuttered dozens of abortion clinics, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) condemned the decision by arguing that it jeopardizes the state's objective "to protect innocent life".