Sentences with phrase «which jeopardizes»

Most recently, she voted in favor of the warrantless inspections bill (HB 2284), which jeopardizes the privacy of reproductive - health patients.

Divorce is an emotional experience which jeopardizes your financial future and likely involves serious issues, including child custody arrangements and evaluating the worth of your family business.

Many participants again noted the advantages of dedicated missions, which allow for flexibility in mission planning and launch dates; however, they also acknowledged the increased risk of cancellation of individual free flyers, which jeopardizes measurement continuity.

«What started to emerge was that if the faculty were to vote on these programs, they were essentially voting on financial matters for the school, which jeopardizes their status as laborers, not managers,» Masnyj continued.

Foreclosed homes can attract crime which jeopardizes community safety and taps public safety resources.

One of the most serious is Section 110 of the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996, which jeopardizes U.S. trade with Canada, its largest partner.

Rather, it is an essential imperative without which jeopardizes the progress that has been made in our nation's schools and threatens the authentic and sustained success of our students.

Eurozone economies are in disarray and have had their credit ratings lowered, which jeopardizes U.S. exports.

Some phony dating apps attempt to mimic reputable websites to gain sign - ups, which jeopardizes the good name of large brands in the industry.

Furthermore, if investment rates in the U.S. fall (as a result of decreases in investment by foreigners and rising budget deficits), the result will be slower growth in American productivity, which jeopardizes both near - term and long - distant future earnings.

The debtor must not take any actions which jeopardize their ability to complete the plan.

Therefore, it would price the debt conservatively which jeopardize the economic return for taxpayers.

Not exact matches

Dunderdale said she fought hard to speed up tariff - free EU access and is not concerned that exempting minimum processing rules, which require fish that is landed in Newfoundland and Labrador be processed in the province, will jeopardize plant workers or small industry players.

Niko Resources, a Calgary - based oil and gas company for which Sharif was the senior in - country executive, was being accused of bribery, thereby jeopardizing diplomatic relations.

Your goodwill, after all, has always been important to us: that is why we are reluctant now to take any action which might jeopardize your credit standing and cause you embarrassment or added expense.

The president approved its release over the strong objections of the FBI, which warned that it could jeopardize national security.

Austin shows that the Council of Chalcedon tried to affirm both these models without jeopardizing the unity of the person of Christ, and there may be at least a few parallels which can be drawn with complementarity in physics.

Religious experience, however, demands that we make such a distinction (which is not the same thing as a separation), for otherwise we would jeopardize the transcendence of the divine.

By allowing our political support for Haiti's President - for - Life Jean - Claude Duvalier to dictate U.S. immigration policy, we withdraw our traditional welcome for refugees and jeopardize the legal system which protects all of us.

The manager although having financial restrictions have found funds to spend on Cazorla, Ozil and Sanchez in that order, but still have not fill positions which are essential to chasing the title, I fear Wenger does not buy proper replacements, because it jeopardizes the development of his young guns (which are his personal projects)

Which would also be unfair to athletes that want to have a career without further jeopardizing their health while abusing substances.

While few would argue that Jorginho has a higher ceiling than Paredes, at this critical juncture in his developmental curve, Paredes needs on the job experience, something which the addition of Jorginho may jeopardize.

Administrators of the Head Start program, which services nearly 160 children from the Arlington Heights area, made a public plea Thursday in an effort to find a new facility to avoid jeopardizing the beginning of classes next year.

Stuebe in the past has pushed back against Fed Is Best's campaign for all parents to be warned about rare brain damage risks that can result from insufficient breast milk supply, writing that it could threaten the effort to normalize exclusive breastfeeding and unnecessarily expose newborns to supplemental formula feeding, which could jeopardize the establishment of a consistent breastfeeding routine.

Meanwhile, Rospars tightly controlled access to the e-mail list to avoid inconsistent messaging among the various divisions of the campaign, which he believed would jeopardize the careful cultivation of supporters detailed below.

The Public Employees Federation (PEF), which represents state Department of Transportation engineers who are sidelined by design - build, has gone so far as to level claims that the use of design - build jeopardizes public safety.

He spoke out against the City's proposed taxi medallion sale, which Halloran pointed out violated the State Constitution and now jeopardizes the NYC Budget revenue projections with a $ 1.5 billion dollar shortfall.

As Florida Politics reported last week, Democrats believe they are on the precipice of retaking the Florida Senate for the first time in the 21st century — but JJR's congressional run, which since Rick Scott's signature put resign - to - run back into Florida law for federal offices, and which would require JJR to leave the Senate in April, could jeopardize their narrow path to do so.

As part of the proposal, Latimer said that they plan to develop and adopt a master plan that will «serve as a roadmap to guide the airport through the coming years in all facets of its operation,» which must be submitted by July 15 to avoid losing a $ 1.38 million grant and to avoid jeopardizing any future grants from the FAA.

Too many families across New York State can not afford the heavy cost of child care, which can jeopardize their stability in the workforce and cause attrition and reliability issues for their employers.

The governor, reported the Empire Center on Thursday, might have been referring to an earlier DOH estimate from January, which said full repeal of the ACA could jeopardize coverage for 2.7 million under the worst - case scenario — and the current House GOP bill stopped well short of full repeal.

I already understand that, which is why I proudly attach my name to these bills, and why I stand up and speak out against projects in our community that will jeopardize affordability.

They said there's real concern that continued bad press will jeopardize federal funding for public housing, which has been decimated in the past decade.

But the city will take severe hits to education and social services, including a multimillion - dollar cut in state rental assistance to low - income families, which could jeopardize housing for thousands of families.

Crowley in particular warned yesterday that the executive order might jeopardize money from the Urban Areas Security Initiative, which Congress allocates every year to municipalities based on a determination of the danger terrorism poses to each.

While the amount held is not near that which is owed to us, it will help this cash - strapped County continue to provide services without jeopardizing our financial future.

He said the measure would allow leaders to attempt to prevent plans that jeopardize regulated apartments, but more realistically the notifications would help him and colleagues compile data on which neighborhoods» housing stock is targeted and where rent - regulated homes are being lost.

Chairwoman Cornell explained that she voted against the override to end a confusing and difficult situation, which she said could jeopardize federal funding for the county's bus services.

The bill, which passed the Assembly by a vote of 80 - 63 last Wednesday, was being held up by Republican lawmakers who complained that the law might jeopardize the rights of religious institutions.

But after Mr. Cuomo last year pushed through a law giving charter schools more power to obtain free space in city school buildings, Mr. de Blasio's administration appears wary of doing anything that could jeopardize its biggest priorities in Albany, which include getting mayoral control of schools renewed and securing more aid for prekindergarten, after - school programs and city schools in general.

You might share a result that helps a competitor make a major discovery or solve a big problem that you are both working on, which in the worst case could jeopardize your career.

But Liebowitz quickly lost the confidence of NAE's governing council, which worried that he was leading the academy into financial distress and jeopardizing relations with its sister, the National Academy of Sciences.

Crops like almonds can not be left fallow during dry years without jeopardizing the trees, which during droughts require extensive irrigation in the California Central Valley.

The decline of wetlands is nearing a critical threshold below which the losses could inflict severe and lasting harm on ecosystems — driving numerous migratory bird species to the brink of extinction and jeopardizing nearly 20 % of the world's fisheries, warns a new report from Chinese and U.S scientists.

But that view is often incompatible with the goals of for - profit organizations, which are loath to present results at conferences or in journals for fear of jeopardizing their intellectual property portfolio or losing a competitive edge.

«With out access to chimpanzees, vital research could not be pursued which would jeopardize scientific progress in several critical health areas.»

If you keep pushing to the limit, you may not be able to recover properly, which will jeopardize everything.

Body For Life is a type of diet that combines an exercise plan with a meal plan, which can be used long term, without worrying that your extra pounds will come back or you will jeopardize your health.

However, this line of thinking can be a slippery slope that leads people into thinking they can make up for poor diet adherence, which encourages further indulgence and jeopardizes the overall plan.

The doctor, however, could actually be innocent, which could jeopardize Weaver's and Wilson's careers and lives.