A display of military equipment, jeopardizing all physical logic.

Fortunately, this fault line in the British safeguards can be corrected without jeopardizing the document.

Suddenly, he has reduced himself to KGB President, jeopardizing the very political stability he sought to guarantee.

The international community simply cannot leave them to their own devices on such crucial issues without jeopardizing its own future.

But this will only make mass protests inevitable, ultimately jeopardizing the democratic transition in Georgia that Saakashvili claims to represent.

The way out of this dilemma is to understand what Iran wants and how to accommodate it without jeopardizing anyone s security.

Expenditures on which America's future economic health depends on infrastructure, education, health, and technology will be crowded out, jeopardizing long term growth.

Indeed, on Europe s doorstep, the show trial and imprisonment of former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko is jeopardizing her country s international economic standing.

Arab and international governments would have reacted negatively, and investor confidence in Lebanon would have been undermined, jeopardizing Lebanon s political and economic relations.

This unbalanced approach is jeopardizing the economic development of Latvia and other vulnerable new member states, while old members enjoy a free ride.

Violent attacks have caused a huge exodus, jeopardizing the existence of Christians, Yazidis, and Mandeans, who have lived in Iraq for hundreds of years.

On the other hand, if he merely supports such governments, he will antagonize those countries new information empowered civil society, thus jeopardizing longer term stability.

With independence, the extremists would gain a territorial base from which to undermine Macedonia, southern Montenegro, and southern Serbia, jeopardizing stability in the entire region.

So it is no surprise that CFC or freon smuggling has developed without much attention, and risks jeopardizing the Vienna Convention and the Montreal Protocol.

Increased competition from China and other large emerging economies has eroded US manufacturing capabilities, jeopardizing America s ability to develop the most technologically sophisticated defense platforms.

If Iran gives in and agrees to a sustainable diplomatic solution, the regime will lose face on a critical domestic issue, jeopardizing its legitimacy and survival.

It was also clear from the piece that arresting the man would have been no more difficult and perhaps easier than killing him and jeopardizing his family.

Development aid has to be financed in real terms, or in a reputable manner, not by spending central bank money or by jeopardizing the IMF s financial integrity.

Indeed, he has sued the very prosecutor in whose hands his current extradition now rests an act that may be jeopardizing his right to a fair hearing.

But, for some managers, stock options have created an incentive to inflate profits and hide losses, thereby enriching themselves artificially while jeopardizing their companies and other shareholders.

On the Thai coast, according to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, 4,500 fishing vessels were smashed, jeopardizing the livelihoods of 120,000 people in fishing villages there.

Traditionally, most sponsors have been undocumented immigrants themselves, and have feared jeopardizing their own ability to remain in the country by stepping forward to claim a child.

There are also concerns that as demand increases, production will start to resemble monocultures which can have a number of environmental consequences, including jeopardizing the crops themselves.

Unfortunately, as those aspirations are addressed, the economy has entered a steep decline, jeopardizing one of the revolution s main goals, namely improvement in Egyptians living standards and welfare.

The area has lost 70 of its original forest cover, and sediment from eroding hillsides has clogged the city s reservoir, jeopardizing the water supply of Brazil s largest city.

As long as Spain and Italy remain vulnerable, a Greek blowup could spark severe contagion before Germany s election next year, jeopardizing Chancellor Angela Merkel s chances of winning another term.

The legality of Goldman Sachs behavior will be determined by a court of law, but CDSs odious reputation is jeopardizing the survival of this instrument in the court of public opinion.

Unless the ECB picks up the pace of interest rate increases now, the goal of interest rate neutrality may not be politically feasible, jeopardizing achievement of the bank s price stability goals.

When it does, it will be a major defeat for Iran, not only entailing the loss of its main Arab ally, but also jeopardizing the position of its client, Hezbollah, in Lebanon.

Instead, it took three weeks to grant the ECB only partial authorization to act, causing speculation to take hold and spread to Portuguese, Spanish, and Italian debt, thereby jeopardizing the euro s survival.

Nevertheless, the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) classified it as a vulnerable language, one rarely spoken by children outside of their home, thus jeopardizing its transmission to future generations.

But, in the process of laying claim to Iran s oil, subverting its democracy, and jeopardizing its national security, the US and Britain committed a much graver sin the wounding of Iranians national pride.

Attempting to compel transfer payments would generate moral hazard on the part of the recipients and resistance from the donors, with the resulting increase in tensions possibly jeopardizing the integration that has been achieved so far.

Commercial banks, investment banks, and hedge funds all owe their ongoing trouble to its decline, which in turn is jeopardizing the plans of companies and entrepreneurs to launch enterprises and make investments, and of households to consume.

The ineffectiveness of existing institutions and structures in the face of today s threats is now jeopardizing the EU s legitimacy, because Europe s citizens are calling for solutions that the EU obviously is unable and partly unwilling to provide.

Second, once Erdoğan s government concluded that Assad s regime was bound to fall, it sought to secure its future interests in Syria, which is of strategic importance to Turkey even at the cost of jeopardizing relations with Iran.

Concerned about the seriousness of problems and threats posed by corruption to the stability and security of societies, undermining the institutions and values of democracy, ethical values and justice and jeopardizing sustainable development and the rule of law,

Concerned about the seriousness of problems and threats posed by corruption to the stability and security of societies, undermining the institutions and values of democracy, ethical values and justice and jeopardizing sustainable development and the rule of law,

But, despite being the EU s third poorest country, the European Commission s rulings mean that it must purchase emission quotas from richer and more polluting EU members that have done little to meet their Kyoto commitments. This unbalanced approach is jeopardizing the economic development of Latvia and other vulnerable new member states, while old members enjoy a free ride.

Allowing managers to buy shares at prices fixed in advance was intended to align their interests with those of other shareholders by giving them a personal stake in building the value of the company. But, for some managers, stock options have created an incentive to inflate profits and hide losses, thereby enriching themselves artificially while jeopardizing their companies and other shareholders.

The non partisan Congressional Budget Office agrees that even without Bush's new expenditure initiatives and tax proposals, costing trillions of dollars, the deficit will not be eliminated in the foreseeable future or even cut in half, as Bush has promised. Expenditures on which America's future economic health depends on infrastructure, education, health, and technology will be crowded out, jeopardizing long term growth.

First, the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) could not afford to be seen as opposing democracy in Syria, given that its own legitimacy rests heavily on its democratic credentials. Second, once Erdoğan s government concluded that Assad s regime was bound to fall, it sought to secure its future interests in Syria, which is of strategic importance to Turkey even at the cost of jeopardizing relations with Iran.