Sentence examples for will not be jeopardised from inspiring English sources

UKBA insists, however, that the housing and welfare of asylum seekers will not be jeopardised.

Arguments that their stand is wrecking the economy, or society, or the largely Protestant Royal Ulster Constabulary, or the peace process, leave them quite unmoved.So far as the economy goes, they are confident that the huge annual subvention from Britain will not be jeopardised, believing Westminster would never dare pull the financial plug on their heavily subsidised province.

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.

Spence had asked his friend to keep it quiet so his employment would not be jeopardised.

Brendan Rodgers has warned Raheem Sterling's advisers that Liverpool will not be held to ransom over a new contract and fears an excessive salary could jeopardise the player's future.

Otherwise, environmental damage will accelerate, inequity will increase, and global economic growth will be jeopardised.

For some, a boycott will mean that long-cherished projects will be jeopardised.

Indeed, many people believe that their health will be jeopardised if they don't drink it.

"But we also worry about those women feeling pressure to return to work earlier because they feel their future career and earnings will be jeopardised if they don't".

It is due to publish its "emerging thinking" in the next few weeks.Perhaps not surprisingly, beleaguered BAA argues that if it is hit by this double-whammy its investment programme will be jeopardised.