The president says there is no chance this transaction would jeopardize us.
Mr. Scowcroft wrote in the article that an attack on Iraq at this time would jeopardize the global counterterrorist campaign.
In addition, this bill would jeopardize the ability of older Americans and people with disabilities to stay in their own homes as they age and threaten coverage for individuals in nursing homes".
To do anything that would jeopardize this responsibility would be irresponsible and dangerous.
But all the indignation the I.O.C. could muster about Russia's new antigay law was a statement saying the Olympic Committee would "oppose in the strongest terms any move that would jeopardize this principle".
There was no evidence that allowing O.H-J.H. to operate in this single-family district would jeopardize the public health, safety, or welfare of the neighbors, or that it would substantially impair or diminish property values in the neighborhood".
Chief Moose cracked a smile as he acknowledged his often-tense relationship with the news media and then thanked reporters for showing "restraint and cooperation and willingness to withhold information out of fear that it would jeopardize this investigation".
The policy the White House is encouraging would jeopardize this engine for job creation and investment as well as the innovation cycle that the Internet has generated".
It's a shame that now, when the entire country is following this trial, with some hoping it could be a watershed moment for victims, some news organizations would jeopardize this potential moment for a sensational photo.
