The crisis around Advantage, which threatens to displace thousands of once-homeless families, is at the same time jeopardizing the livelihoods of thousands of landlords, many of them small-property owners now put in a very precarious position.
Even in constitutional regimes, no fully satisfactory answer has been found to the question of how these bureaucratic decision makers can be held accountable and their powers effectively restrained without, at the same time, jeopardizing the efficiency and rationality of the policy-making process.
As more airtight and energy-efficient houses are designed and constructed, these contaminants may be retained in indoor air for a longer period of time, jeopardizing the occupants' health.
It is a well-established fact that the resulting moisture loading, both cyclical and sustained loading, have a wide variety of implications ranging from issues such as mould formation or other biodeterioration, to those that may in time jeopardize the material and structural integrity of built environment such as material erosion, and loss of strength and stiffness (e.g. [7 11]).
With intermittent hemodialysis, large volumes of fluid need to be removed over a relatively short period of time, jeopardizing hemodynamic stability in already hemodynamically compromised patients.
Relationships with NGOs are often driven by annual plans rather than by longer-term partnership arrangements and concerns, which at times jeopardizes opportunities to build longer-term civil society capacities, which is of particular importance in Timor-Leste.
And it's worrisome, at times jeopardizing people's health, perhaps mental as well as physical.
The fighting from that conflict has spilled into the Golan region multiple times, jeopardizing a cease-fire between Israel and Syria, formalized in 1974, that created the United Nations peacekeeping mission responsible for policing their disputed frontier.
Mr. Clinton said he accepted the argument that leaks of secret information at times jeopardize intelligence sources and methods, and put the lives of spies and informants at risk.
Fearful, particularly when Germany invaded Poland in 1939, that German scientists would build a bomb before anyone else, Szilard devoted his life to the project (eventually the Manhattan Project), at times jeopardizing his marriage to pediatrician Trude Weiss Szilard (Sara Gettelfinger).
