Wind turbines safe operation could be jeopardized with the use of improperly heated anemometers.
"Any of these could be jeopardized with revocation, and that's a big problem," says Michael O'Connor, an estates lawyer in Syracuse, N.Y., who chaired a state bar association review committee that recommended modifications lawyers should consider making on power of attorney forms.
Your rights will not be jeopardized with universal background checks.
"Why isn't it correct that we are jeopardizing with each passing day Florida being able to have its votes counted in the Electoral College?" Chief Justice Charles T. Wells demanded of one of the Democrats' lawyers, referring to the federal deadline of Dec. 12 for states to name their official electors.
A lot was jeopardized, even their relationship with the U.S".
Many franchises opposed the extensions on multiple grounds; operators claimed employee and customer safety was jeopardized by the extended hours, with several Miami-area franchises noting incidents in 2006 and 2007 where staff or customers were killed during extended hours.
Michael Shifter, a Colombia expert at the Inter-American Dialogue, a research group in Washington, said administration officials' insistence on the immunity issue was jeopardizing relations with a nation that received more than $2 billion in United States aid over the last three years, becoming the third-largest recipient in the world.
By its actions, Libya was jeopardizing its relationship with the whole international community.
These data demonstrate that the physiology of mitochondria in a-iPSCs is jeopardized, together with altered mitochondrial number and biogenesis.
During a brief interview, he spoke of "very serious discussions at high levels" and warned that the country's "crackdown on civil society" was jeopardizing its bilateral relationship with the United States.
