Sentence examples for would not jeopardise from inspiring English sources

Barack Obama has urged Vietnam to abandon authoritarianism, saying basic human rights would not jeopardise its stability, after Hanoi barred several dissidents from meeting the US leader.

Though clearly it would not address the underlying issue of poverty, [it] would at least mean that children from poor families would not jeopardise their chances of learning".

The defence must show that Pistorius is not a flight risk, is not a danger to the public, and would not jeopardise the investigation into the crime he is accused of committing for bail to be granted.

Foreign Minister Nabil Fahmy appeared keen to swat away any suggestion that relations with the United States were cooling, insisting that today's visit was merely aimed at boosting ties with Moscow and would not jeopardise existing relations.

A spokeswoman for Angela Merkel's government insisted there had been no change in the official position on Greece, but confirmed Berlin's belief that a Greek exit would not jeopardise the single currency.

But new documents seen by the BBC's Persian service show he went to a great lengths to ensure the Americans would not jeopardise his plans to return to Iran – and even personally wrote to US officials.

Part of the Equalities Act 2010 was created to lessen its impact in employment and ensure disclosure wouldn't jeopardise careers or future opportunities.

Most importantly the proposed facilitator structure was changed from two to three facilitators This was identified by trainee PSs as important, as it gave the confidence to know that illness or relapse wouldn't jeopardise the groups.

"An over-zealous drive to get claimants into full-time or better sustainable work without regard for, or full recognition of, the demands of their everyday life would not only jeopardise the relationship but damage the potential for giving people the support they need".

Despite the observation that radiation risks increase with younger exposure age (Preston et al, 2002), screening from age 40 would not severely jeopardise the benefit risk ratio.

At the same time, Coleman promised Real Madrid that although Bale was "not playing for us every time at 100%", his fitness would not be jeopardised.