Sentence examples for will not jeopardise from inspiring English sources

We will not jeopardise or compromise that," he added.

The government's agreement with the workers will not jeopardise its restructuring plans.

As long as the president retains Khamenei's support, the backlash from critics will not jeopardise his policies.

Mohammad says he "never" wants to go back and hopes his artwork will not jeopardise his visa.

They also guess, probably rightly, that the West will not jeopardise its new relations with Sudan for the sake of a few bombs dropped on the UN.

I see this as an encouraging sign.Moreover, NATO has repeatedly reassured Russia that its forthcoming enlargement will not jeopardise the strategic situation in Europe.

In parliament last year Hunter said the proposed cuts "will not only jeopardise essential services in Aboriginal communities but will put people's health and livelihoods at stake.

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.

We heard from the mental health professional whose employer takes constant unpaid overtime for granted, knowing employees will not risk jeopardising their clients' safety, and the planning officer forced to implement "central government diktat" she believes is inappropriate or even immoral.

The choices they and their families have made, on the basis of freedom of movement and Union law, will not be jeopardised.