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There's a real danger that you will jeopardize your own relationship with the person you are trying to help.

'We'd rather sacrifice growth than do anything that would jeopardize our customers' interests, much less be a part of any blatant fraud.

She told him not to jeopardize his future for nothing -- that she had already lost her job.

No matter how one looks at it, it is difficult to imagine how such an act would not severely jeopardize the security of the Iranian regime.

No challenge anywhere can be allowed to jeopardize the goal of permanently improving the world by driving out a truly awful disease.

It's a problem big enough to jeopardize the recovery that the economy seems to be building.

The central bank said the rumors could affect the normal circulation of the Renminbi and jeopardize financial security.

However, if a politically-minded managing director decided to cut the interest rate , it could jeopardize the bank's solvency .

Do what you can but don't jeopardize your health trying to please everyone.

However, the strategy may be perilous, because huge costs to build its own programs could jeopardize the company's financial status.

He also assured soldiers that the withdrawal would be gradual, and would not jeopardize security gains made by US troops.

and in a second, to jeopardize this retreat: to be afraid of what one says (indissociable from the way in which one says it).

would any of them do anything that would jeopardize the health of the body they so carefully constructed.

They spoke of Ms. Diallo as a victim whose past mistakes should not jeopardize her right to a jury trial.

The process created problems for students and parents, and Hau was told not to jeopardize any other students' futures.

Inform the customer and the manufacturing plant of any issues that jeopardize production and delivery, immediately.

There could be a 3-5% drop in the dollar over the next couple of weeks, and into levels that jeopardize the global outlook.

The information stored there could jeopardize our moon operation, as well as the existence of our ally.

These were all low-level; they only affected estimates at the class and module level and didn't jeopardize any entire thread or subsystem.

There may be many beings whose connection to the dharma is just about to ripen, and these writings can jeopardize their opportunity.

HAL: This mission is too important for me to allow you to jeopardize it.

This mission is too important for me to allow you to jeopardize it.

Around 85 percent of executives questioned believe a failure to stop a security attack under their watch would not jeopardize their job.

They like people too much to do anything that might jeopardize their reputation for being good hearted.

Europe's financial woes are one factor hampering the U. S. economic recovery, which, in turn, could jeopardize Obama's reelection.

This process protected open profits, but not to the extent that it would jeopardize catching a very big trend.

Any lights in the vicinity of the navigation aids or navigational lanes that jeopardize navigation safety shall be properly screened.

Do not jeopardize your reputation. You can live without him, but cannot do without reputation.

As large holders of the toxic debt, the banks are opposed to further write downs as it could jeopardize their solvency.

Specific back-office applications have become so critical that an outage of even a few hours can jeopardize a company's livelihood.

Gloria was opposed to the idea, afraid he might get injured and jeopardize his hoops career.

Now is not the time to jeopardize the fruits of our partnership, but to consolidate them.

We will not allow the existence of local interests that jeopardize the interests of the country as a whole.

Also, on this same day, know your limits at the gym or in sports, and don't do anything that would jeopardize your health.

Cancelling a meeting at the last minute could jeopardize your business relationship.

Current trends may jeopardize future improvements in the quality and quantity of employment, as well as growth and poverty reduction.

Not following established procedures may also have serious consequences that jeopardize the safety of both patients and staff.

if the competent authority considers that there are other circumstances that will jeopardize or might jeopardize maritime traffic safety.

France, fearful that rising bailout costs could jeopardize its own triple-A credit rating, dropped its objections.

Politicizing the economic and trade cooperation or adopting trade protective measures would only jeopardize the interests of both sides.

They mean well, but they could still be minimizing the abuse or you could jeopardize their safety by obtaining their help.

Various pollutants leased by university laboratories jeopardize the health of experiment staff and worsen environment pollution.

Just because the dog fell short of YOUR GOALS does not mean that you should jeopardize your relationship with the dog to achieve your goals.

less the number of the death penalty of the violent crimes that seriously jeopardize the social safety.

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it puts forward suggestions on the understanding and amendment of "other violent crimes that seriously jeopardize personal safty; "

Any blogger who expresses any kind of anti-government feelings, or any kind of opinion that may "jeopardize national unity" , is arrested.

Performance degeneration and fault occurrences of turbine governing system directly jeopardize the unit safety.

Germany, meanwhile, fears larger-scale ECB bond buying could fuel inflation and jeopardize the central bank's political independence.

Marie's father warned her that doing so might jeopardize her career prospects at home or even the lives of relatives there.

A lockout, which must be voted on by the league's labor relations committee, could jeopardize portions of the the 2011-2012 season.

Noise arising from the imaging formation and processing processes will jeopardize the computation accuracy.

My boss keeps asking me to work overtime, but I always said no because I don't want to jeopardize my studies.

This approach encourages projects to use funds efficiently so they don't jeopardize funding levels for subsequent years.

The unequal status will certainly lead to unequal treatment which led to jeopardize the interests of the weak.

If issues arise that might jeopardize the schedule, project management can proactively take steps to mitigate risk at every level.

Workers will not assist in codifying their tacit knowledge about doing their job if they feel it will jeopardize their employment.

The XML generation could jeopardize the integrity of the original document and lose MS Office features.

But isn't it possible that something could happen in the region that might jeopardize the fundamental interests of the country?

I wouldn't do anything to jeopardize my friendship with you.

But Vietnamese officials say the dam would jeopardize water supplies and threaten fishing the river's downstream reaches.

Avoid all conflicts of interest which would jeopardize impartiality in your business transactions.

However, excessive TV-watching could damage the eye sight, jeopardize the work and rest, and reduce the time children devote on their study.

Her arrest for drunken driving may jeopardize her work as a doctor specializing in child care.

If a Windows vulnerability exploited Windows Server 2008, however, that would jeopardize all the VMs that are running on it in one shot.

But some Southeast Asian leaders fear it could hurt the organization's reputation and jeopardize ties with the West.

comply with law, and administrative rules and regulations and shall not jeopardize public interests.

Under the current system theycannot and will not collaborate for fear that it will jeopardize funding, patent protection, and publication.

It is quite safe as it won't irritate the skin or jeopardize one's health.

China is also reluctant to take steps that would jeopardize economic growth and risk political instability.

Air pollutant means an airborne substance sufficient to jeopardize directly or indirectly public health or the living environment.

These relationships may jeopardize patient safety and result in incremental health care costs.

Later, if the XSD needs to change, the application would need to be touched everywhere, which would jeopardize the quality of the code.

He wants to kill her. Enforcing the Geneva Convention can jeopardize the team's relationship and security.

This might put unnecessary pressure on team members and might jeopardize code security and stability.

This kind of incident damages our relationship with SMS and may even jeopardize our right to use the school.

"It keeps us silent, too, fearful lest debate or criticism jeopardize salaries, " she continues.

e. g. A duation of the dollar would jeopardize New York's position as a financial center.

That can jeopardize organizational reputations and undermine the credibility of their information.

And if we do not act quickly, we are going to jeopardize our economy.

(Their behavior consequence often hurts 6) reach others, jeopardize a society, and themselves is imperturbable however.

The creation of extra edges may jeopardize the precision of the analysis in the later stages.

But critics who argue that overinvestment will soon jeopardize China's stability are missing the mark.

THERE IS little evidence that China wishes to jeopardize its burgeoning affluence by adventurist attempts to contest American hegemony.

He would never do anything to jeopardize his career.

Animal grease contains an abundant of cholesterol which may jeopardize one's artery or cardinal vein.

One serious illness could seriously jeopardize family finances.

Poor financial habits can jeopardize your relationships.

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malnutrition jeopardize To expose to loss or injury; imperil.

malnutrition jeopardize To expose to loss or injury; imperil.

Consider the consequences of choices that may jeopardize your health .

Military procurement systems are, according to some experts, so broken that they now jeopardize national security: the U.

Mr Chen's outspokenness may jeopardize his position at the university.

The action could jeopardize already brittle U. S. trade relations with China.

Instability there will jeopardize the safety of all other countries in the region, including India.

Knapp says the agencies want to open the door to the promise of the new technology, but only if it doesn't jeopardize peoples' lives.

If the log files are deleted when the services are still running, you can jeopardize data integrity.

Withdrawing too many forces too quickly could jeopardize the progress of the past year.

other acts which might jeopardize the safety of subway facilities.

Did the honorable Ashley ever jeopardize his immortal soul by kissing you?

Please look before you leap. Don't do anything foolish to jeopardize your future.

Waiting until next month to fly Discovery could jeopardize that plan.

The additional load can increase job stress, lead to burnout and potentially jeopardize your day job.

Failure to maintain equivalence could jeopardize not only our freedom but our very survival.

other acts to jeopardize the safety of subway operation.

We could not now jeopardize relations with Europe and Japan, tempt an oil embargo.

Dooku only managed to escape by using the Force to once again jeopardize Anakin and Obi-Wan.

Risks that jeopardize the solution.

endanger You jeopardize your job by being late often.

I'm stunned that you want to jeopardize it.

These are cuts that would not only jeopardize our physicians' pay but our seniors' health care.

Jeopardize vt. To expose to loss or injury; imperil.

Soldiers jeopardize their lives in war.

But there are 25 countries in this belt, and funding shortfalls jeopardize much-needed campaigns elsewhere.

Jack adamantly refuses, explaining that CTU involvement could jeopardize his family's safety.

I will jeopardize the stability in the region of the Taiwan Straits.

Don't jeopardize all you've worked for.

Jeopardize the process of peace.

Officials say the administration doesn't want to jeopardize the hopes of bringing Laura Ling and Euna Lee home.

I just don't want to jeopardize your opportunity.

I didn't want to jeopardize my relationship with my new friend.

We have seen repeatedly how rumours can jeopardize the progress we collectively can make.

If that parole board date ever comes, I want to be ready. I can't jeopardize that.

We are even informed that cigarette smoking may gravely jeopardize not only the smokers, but also the non-smokers.

And they can jeopardize the health and safety of the men and women we are sworn to protect.

We both have really good positions, and we didn't want to jeopardize that.

Not only do you jeopardize your future security, but you diminish the impact you can make with your money.

Mining enterprises must adopt preventive measures against the following hidden dangers of accidents that jeopardize safety:

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Anything that would jeopardize social and public order and violate good social conventions;

do not invest in projects that jeopardize the Earth

Researchers say plan could jeopardize oceans by introducing toxins into the food chain

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Negative and corruptive phenomena and more and more rampant crimes in the society will also jeopardize social stability and harmony.

No unit and individual shall make use of foreign-related social investigation activities to jeopardize others' interests;

Privacy Concerns, Cost, Jeopardize Plans for US Identity Card

jeopardize one's fortune by making bad investments

this judgment may jeopardize his job

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