After a suitable period, the participating countries would enter into debt reduction programs tailored in a way that does not jeopardize their growth.

Mousavi must carefully continue his legal campaign, without compromising the trust he has gained from the majority of Iranians.

The second challenge for the US is to champion human rights and democracy in Iran without compromising the independence of opposition forces. Given the diversity of the Green Movement, there is no clear consensus as to which US policies are most constructive.

The second challenge for the US is to champion human rights and democracy in Iran without compromising the independence of opposition forces.

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.

You do not need magic tools, just the right tool to get around the block without risking your privacy or service speed.

This puts their lives in danger

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

Sementara itu, kenaikan suhu meningkatkan kemungkinan terjadinya hama dan penyakit pada tumbuhan, membahayakan produktivitas pertanian dan menjadikan penduduk semakin sering menderita gelombang panas.

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.

Today, none of these aims appears secure.

You don't mess with our livelihoods.

You could've jeopardized the entire operation.

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.

For Thaksin s opponents, the sale of these assets to a foreign company owned by a foreign government amounted to putting Thailand s economic sovereignty on the block.

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.

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.

This evaporation of commerce isn t necessarily good news for consumers, he argued, saying that all apps have to monetize eventually, putting users at risk of unregulated spam.

In one stroke, Putin has jeopardized his considerable accomplishments.

That, in turn, has put in jeopardy other reforms.

That prospect raises risks for Turkey, Iraq, and the United States.

This means that the health of the citizens of Vologda is exposed to danger

Quantum mechanics predicts events only in terms of probabilities, casting doubt on whether the universe is deterministic at all.

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.

It also cut back on several country specific monitoring mechanisms, compromising one of the most powerful of human rights tools, that of naming and shaming.

These are values that we simply will not compromise.

But it is the EU itself that has been jeopardized by Chirac's outburst.

Undermining any individual s rights jeopardizes everyone s rights.

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.

Activists argue that, by questioning an official statement of Saratov officials, the blogger was exercising his right to the freedom of speech. UPD Ivan was released from jail on December 4th but is still under suspicion of committing a crime, reports Novaya Gazeta.

In doing so, Bush has risked America's long term economic health and social stability.

All of that has been put in profound jeopardy by Tymoshenko s trial.

For the first time in its history, the very continuance of the European project is at stake.

Certainly there are morbidly obese people, whose weight puts their lives at risk.

But the concentration of power in the Supreme Leader s hands poses risks for the Islamic Republic.

But will our beloved pig be permitted to put the supreme national interest in jeopardy?

It also puts at risk Turkey s robust economic penetration into Arab markets.

State failure in the southern Philippines now places the entire region at risk.

The expulsion of the aid agencies has put over a million Darfuris at risk of epidemics and starvation.

However, as populations grow and the need for energy increases, fragile ecosystems are threatened.

As a result, Pakistan's bomb makers have seriously jeopardized the safety of their country.

Why, then, did they place their reputations and careers in jeopardy?

Although no one should expect the British to join the euro any time soon, political leadership within the EU requires the acumen to take account of the central interests of one s own country and those of the other member states without indulging in threats.

By contrast, Milosevic has taken advantage of the ICTY s procedures to delay his trial, while challenging its jurisdiction and legitimacy. This plays well back home, where indicted war criminals are still touted as war heroes.