-
Endangerment is a type of
crime involving conduct that is
wrongful and
reckless or wanton, and
likely to
produce death or
grievous bodily harm to another...
-
September 1969,
though agreed not to go
public with the
information to not
jeopardise ongoing business negotiations.
McCartney was in the
midst of business...
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public opinion and
policy proposals to
combat the
fragmenting forces jeopardising peace and
social progress in Europe”. The
European Cultural Foundation...
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would "threaten
democratic government in the Republic",
which would jeopardise British and
European security against Communist and
other foreign nations...
- in Vienna.
Marie Antoinette feared that the
death of her
mother would jeopardise the Franco-Austrian alliance, as well as, ultimately, herself, but her...
- who
viewed the 1974
constitution as
weakening Serbia's
influence and
jeopardising the
unity of the
country by
allowing the
republics the
right to separate...
-
actions as
violating and
possibly threatening his leadership, as well as
jeopardising the
regime by
alienating the
conservative President Paul von Hindenburg...
-
alleviation "is all too
often counterproductive,
leading to
impoverishment and
jeopardising the
rights of the poor and marginalised." A product, Beerlao, was exported...
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timber of the deck was too
light to
support larger guns, and
without jeopardising the
stability of the ship. It was also used on frigates,
xebecs and corvettes...
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sensitivity and
acted as its own
censor when
diplomacy may have been
jeopardised otherwise.: 72 In
stark contrast stood the BBC's
reporting on the Suez...
