This freedom may be jeopardized by a return to criminal marijuana.
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All of these jobs would be jeopardized by the proposed trade action.
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Others, like increased emissions standards, have been jeopardized by the Trump administration.
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Mr. Obama understood that his legacy might be jeopardized by Mr. Trump.
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Karen Phillips-Hansen's beach wedding plans are jeopardized by the red tide.
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Those efforts, Middle East experts said, would be jeopardized by Wednesday's announcement.
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It said the senior administration official's job would be jeopardized by its disclosure.
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It said the senior administration's official's job would be jeopardized by its disclosure.
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That timeline, however, could be jeopardized by the internal disagreements over direct payments.
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It said the Trump official's job would have been jeopardized by its disclosure.
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The rescue mission could have potentially been jeopardized by the report, but it succeeded.
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Employers' association Confindustria warned on Wednesday that the recovery could be jeopardized by political uncertainty.
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How can they do that if their livelihoods are threatened or jeopardized by unnecessary regulations?
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Vigorous enforcement of clean air and water rules could be jeopardized by a Pruitt-led EPA.
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Compassionate care for patients with chronic pain is not jeopardized by more cautious prescribing- it demands it.
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The release program has also been jeopardized by the fires, which have drastically reduced the potential orangutan habitat.
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And it is exactly the kind of success story that will be jeopardized by the new overtime rule.
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Every day in America, public safety is jeopardized by some of the very policies meant to protect it.
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"Access to Title X services has been seriously jeopardized by funding cuts in recent years," the senators wrote.
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She also became aware that their livelihood was jeopardized by pollution, habitat destruction and other human-related activity.
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Those efforts, however, Mr. Lhota warned, could be jeopardized by an ongoing fight with City Hall over funding.
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"I feared that his weight as a scientist would be jeopardized by becoming a political statesman," he said.
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Just a few months later, the purchase appeared to be jeopardized by Yahoo's disclosure of two large data breaches.
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One Western official said a deal had been nearly at hand but appeared to have been jeopardized by showmanship.
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Under the Articles of Confederation (1781 - 85033) legal stability was jeopardized by demagogic policies pursued in some of the states.
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In a statement Hawley pledged to not "let private consumer information be jeopardized by industry giants, especially to pad their profits."
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The only privacy jeopardized by the FCC's continued obstruction of this investigation is that of the perpetrators who impersonated real Americans.
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That trust, she says, has been jeopardized by the uneasy atmosphere in the aftermath of the recent protests in the country.
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Sure, the tax reform and Obamacare repeal bills may be jeopardized by internal spats between the GOP and the White House.
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My office will not stand by and let private consumer information be jeopardized by industry giants, especially to pad their profits.
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Germont tells Violetta that he has a daughter at home whose engagement is jeopardized by the family scandal Alfredo has created.
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NASA said it did not believe agency missions were jeopardized by the hacking and took immediate action to secure affected servers.
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I don't feel like my religion is jeopardized by whether or not I commit to every single day of fasting this month.
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The online complaints intensified, arguing that the safety of the spreadsheet's creator would be jeopardized by the publication of Ms. Roiphe's essay.
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The future of the Terminator franchise was jeopardized by Terminator Genisys' terrible reviews and lukewarm domestic performance upon its release last June.
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The NBA also saw many of its Chinese business relationships jeopardized by a lone pro-Hong Kong tweet from an American employee.
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But lately, her income from her YouTube channel has been jeopardized by a growing perception that the genre borders on sexual fetish.
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The new biological opinion concluded that those salmon and smelt would not be jeopardized by lifting the environmental protections and rerouting that water.
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"Underwater coral nurseries struggle to scale to counter global degradation and are jeopardized by events like storms, fishing accidents, and bleaching events," he added.
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In particular, Puerto Rico's recovery continues to be jeopardized by corrupt officials that jeopardize billions of tax dollars on shady deals and crony contracts.
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But Northam's potential future prospects, including running for higher office or being appointed to a presidential cabinet position, have been significantly jeopardized by this incident.
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But Cotton also acknowledged a clean bill could be jeopardized by the controversy over the alleged unmasking of associates of President Trump in intelligence reports.
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"Above all they are suffocating the business and economic fabric of many honest companies that are being jeopardized by this criminal activity," he told reporters.
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Instead, the very prospect of a common future, of global interdependence, has been jeopardized by the emergence of an illiberal world of tribes without flags.
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With Reid on his way out the door, there's been a big chance that the state's newfound status could be jeopardized by the national party.
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They say they were told that their eternal salvation could be jeopardized by leaving violent partners, and that they were to blame for their marital problems.
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The work of all the great men and women in the FBI should not be jeopardized by the actions of one, or two, of its people.
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Millions of people have had their personal information jeopardized by data breaches at companies like Saks Fifth Avenue and Lord & Taylor, Sears, Kmart, Delta and Best Buy.
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Fixing Eskom is one of the biggest challenges faced by Ramaphosa, whose economic reform drive has been jeopardized by power outages that have dented growth this year.
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Also, half the American states have already passed laws that specifically rely upon the existing Obama administration definition, which would then be jeopardized by federal preemption issues.
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But his drive to reassert the United States' presence in Asia has been jeopardized by a political backlash against his ambitious trade pact, the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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But TBC's tight deadlines — and the payments it receives by meeting them — could be jeopardized by the Monorail's concerns that the new tunnels could undermine its own system.
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"As I have repeated, Fort Hood's core mission — the defense of our nation — must not be jeopardized by the fallout from this president's failed immigration policies," Texas Rep.
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Recently the NBA's 30-plus year, multibillion-dollar relationship with Beijing was jeopardized by a single tweet from an NBA executive in support of the Hong Kong protesters.
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Moreover, the system under which the city grants permits for sidewalk objects may be jeopardized by a lawsuit that the owners of 14 townhouses in Brooklyn recently filed.
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Madison Grant, a lawyer, eugenicist and the author of "The Passing of the Great Race," wrote that the American "stock" would be jeopardized by these particular European immigrants.
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The scientists zeroed in on those listed between 1994 and 2013 as threatened with extinction, and then narrowed their focus to species jeopardized by the international wildlife trade.
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However, that positive balance of trade is jeopardized by America's slipping share of the global travel market, which dropped from 220006 percent in 2202 to its current 2628 percent.
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Efforts by smaller developing nations have a growing role to play in staying below that limit - but it could be jeopardized by the new pattern of manufacturing, the report added.
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An infinitesimal win for women's rights—such as they were ever truly jeopardized by this event—may have occurred at the end of the speech by Chief Justice Joseph P. Kennedy.
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And their lives face a jeopardy that those that don't – there's a certain depth of blackness that their lives become jeopardized by the state itself, in a way that mine isn't.
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The Trump administration's success in eradicating ISIS in Iraq and (almost completely) in Syria could be jeopardized by the current Gulf crises, which is certainly not in our national security interest.
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We did so at the request of the author, a senior official in the Trump administration whose identity is known to us and whose job would be jeopardized by its disclosure.
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Drug use rises, public safety is jeopardized by the release of prison populations, and people who need access to hospitals for vital treatment--say, for cancer and diabetes--can't get it.
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"Never before has Unirule been so alone in its fight for liberty in China, and the rule of law so jeopardized by the authorities that ordered such heinous act," the tweet said.
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But the recent cancellation of Mr. Pompeo's visit was a setback for Mr. Moon, whose hopes for improving the inter-Korean relationship could be jeopardized by a deadlock between Pyongyang and Washington.
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But the club also had to allocate resources carefully, he added, and weigh questions about holding onto a cabin that had room for limited visitors and could be jeopardized by powerful storms.
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We have done so at the request of the author, a senior official in the Trump administration whose identity is known to us and whose job would be jeopardized by its disclosure.
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LONDON, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Britain's Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said intelligence sharing would not be jeopardized by Tuesday's decision to allow China's Huawei a role in building the country's 5G telecoms network.
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The impact projections are up to three times larger than current estimates The cities that would be most jeopardized by a higher-level of sea level rise, namely 1.8 meters, include Tampa-St.
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Flying rights to and from and within the European Union, as well as between the United States and Britain, are currently covered by EU-wide "Open Skies" agreements, but this arrangement is jeopardized by Brexit.
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We have done so at the request of the author, a senior editor for the New York Times Opinion page, whose identity is known to us and whose job would be jeopardized by its disclosure.
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Italy and Austria are part of the European Union's Schengen open-border zone, but free movement has been jeopardized by the reimposition of controls at some key crossings by countries affected by the migrant influx.
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These extraordinary tensions in the always-tense abortion debate may help explain why a Trump official who helped craft anti-abortion policy found her confirmation jeopardized by critics who worried she wasn't anti-abortion enough.
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But the country's role as an energy exporter is jeopardized by the glut of oil now on the market, as well as depressed demand as the coronavirus shock winds its way through the world economy.
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Both Italy and Austria are members of the European Union's Schengen open-border zone, but free movement has been jeopardized by the reimposition of controls at some key crossings by countries affected by the migrant influx.
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Leana Wen stepped into leadership at Planned Parenthood at a moment when the organization's ability to continue providing a range of health care services had become jeopardized by its insistence that reproductive health care includes abortion.
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The AfD were swift to seize on the Frankfurt killing as evidence that Germans' safety was being jeopardized by the country's welcoming stance towards immigrants, prompting Interior Minister Horst Seehofer to issue a call for restraint.
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Arab League Secretary-General Ahmed Aboul Gheit said the ministerial meeting would also discuss Washington's role in future Arab-Israeli peacemaking that members states said was now jeopardized by what they see as U.S. bias towards Israel.
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The EFF is currently challenging the bill's legality in court on behalf of three different plaintiffs — one is a digital library, one a masseuse, and one an activist— whose various livelihoods are all jeopardized by the bill.
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The White House office created by the bill would seek to ensure that critical U.S. supply chains, both government and non-governmental, are not jeopardized by reliance on foreign manufacturers, the two lawmakers said in the statement.
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Both Italy and Austria are members of the European Union's Schengen open-border zone, but free movement has been jeopardized by the reimposition of controls at some key crossings by countries affected by an influx of migrants.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada will allocate a one-time investment of C$26.8 million ($20.2 million) to provincial legal aid for asylum claims to compensate for services "jeopardized" by provincial cuts, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Monday.
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At the Pentagon, several Defense officials expressed anger that years of close work could be jeopardized by what one characterized as a "casual" process that failed to take into account America's long-term interests in the region.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Twenty moderate Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives warned on Friday that efforts to overhaul the federal tax code could be jeopardized by demands for including major spending cuts in a fiscal 2018 budget resolution.
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The intervening years have been tumultuous, to say the least: Smith's rapid rise was jeopardized by a September 2013 arrest for heroin and ecstasy possession in upstate New York alongside his girlfriend, the musician and model Sky Ferreira.
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JUBA (Reuters) - South Sudan's president wants his vice president to return to the capital to try to salvage a peace agreement that was jeopardized by fighting earlier this month between forces loyal to the two long-time rivals.
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"These questions must be answered in order to provide certainty to the American public that their security will not be jeopardized by these new flights," wrote Hudson and Katko, who chairs the Homeland Security Subcommittee on Transportation Security.
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Whether you are showing polar bears jeopardized by a fragile ecosystem, like NatGeo's Paul Nicklen, or children receiving education the world over, like educator Rebecca Ume Crook, pictures really are worth a thousand words, and videos even more.
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" Ten senators wrote to Mr. Ross this past week warning that "well-paying American jobs would be jeopardized by any further restrictions on sugar imports, which only advance the narrow interest of domestic growers and large sugar companies.
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If the defense contractor's breakout is jeopardized by Wall Street's reaction to its earnings report, Collins said the stock would continue to trade in a range of $196 to $204, with potential downside targets at $200 and $196.
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"More rapid and sustained progress in closing the gender gap in science, engineering, and medicine is jeopardized by the persistence of sexual harassment and its adverse impact on women's careers in our nation's colleges and universities," the report reads.
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California — thanks to a waiver from the federal government — has some of the strictest emissions standards for vehicles in the county, but that status is jeopardized by proposed rules from the Trump administration that would scale back emissions standards.
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As DARPA explained at the onset of the project, emphasis ours:National security can be quickly jeopardized by naturally occurring threats to the crop system, including pathogens, drought, flooding, and frost, but especially by threats introduced by state or non-state actors.
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Oil money fueled ISIS, he notes, and more recently it helps feed the Kurds — not mentioning that their access to it is being jeopardized by his sudden decision three weeks ago to abandon the American posts along the Turkey-Syria border.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's biotech sector boasts the strongest new drug pipeline in Europe but industry leaders say it needs continued access to global talent, funding and regulatory clarity to thrive in the future - all of which could be jeopardized by Brexit.
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Our national security will continue to be jeopardized by ongoing investigations by the FBI, and potentially the Justice Department and Congress, putting us at immediate risk of more assertive actions in Europe, Middle East and Asia by the Russians and Chinese.
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In fact, the NAFTA deal could end up considerably worse if the United States fails to reach a deal with Canada, while the revised agreement with South Korea has been jeopardized by Trump's threat to slap new tariffs on auto imports.
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Carlton Pearson, a graduate of Oral Roberts University whose ministry in the Pentecostal Church of God in Christ was jeopardized by his "Gospel of Inclusion," which, among other things, cast doubt on the concept of a hell of eternal torture.
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"The potential for strengthening our economy through tax reform would be jeopardized by any proposal that imposes an advertising tax on our nation's manufacturing, retail and service industries," 124 members of the House said in a recent letter to congressional leaders.
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" Wolfe's lawyers argued in the court papers filed Tuesday that Wolfe's "Sixth Amendment right to an impartial jury and the presumption of innocence have been jeopardized by presidential comments about the merits of the case ('caught a leaker') and highly prejudicial insinuations.
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In response to their requests for guidance, the women said, they were told by their bishops to stay in abusive relationships, that their eternal salvation could be jeopardized by leaving violent partners, and that they were to blame for their marital problems.
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Hunt, a rookie running back, had averaged just 212015 rushing yards a game over the past four weeks as Kansas City went 217-216 and had its position at the top of the A.F.C. West jeopardized by the Raiders and the Chargers.
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The change to the rules means that farmers no longer have to prove their livelihood is jeopardized by wolf attacks, although they still have to show that the predators are causing serious damage to get approval for a wolf to be shot by an expert.
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For many in the West, migration is a narrow, not-in-my-backyard issue, often depicted as a zero-sum competition for access to national largess that many Europeans fear will be jeopardized by an influx of outsiders — from other European countries and beyond.
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A 2015 study conducted for the Southern Environmental Law Center found existing industries like tourism, recreation, and fisheries are already far larger than what drilling could provide — and could be jeopardized by a major accident like the 2010 Deepwater Horizon blowout in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Rolling back WOTUS or the Water Supply Act could help Trump secure the farm vote — a group he views as a key part of his base but one that has been jeopardized by trade wars and an ethanol policy that has hurt many farmers' bottom lines.
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I understand that many of them — many of us — believe the 2016 election marked a political watershed in which liberties we have long taken for granted are being attacked and possibly jeopardized by a president whose open contempt for a free press has few precedents in American history.
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She highlighted that the vast majority of OPEC producers have almost no ability to offset a price decline with additional volumes, also noting that Saudi Arabia's own economic future — envisaged as part of its "Vision 2030" plan to transform its economy away from oil — could be jeopardized by lower oil prices.
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Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinThe Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Airbnb - Senate overcomes hurdles, passes massive coronavirus bill Legal immigrants at risk of losing status during coronavirus pandemic Senate unanimously passes T coronavirus stimulus package MORE would determine whether a company's "continued operations" have been jeopardized by the pandemic.
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As part of the spending package, the Food and Drug Administration will receive $61 million to pay for vaccine testing and other efforts, including new spending to boost U.S. manufacturing of critical medical devices and pharmaceuticals whose supply chains are jeopardized by their reliance on components and materials made in China.
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Humphrey gave Johnson the opportunity to change the course of history: By pulling out of Vietnam, he could have avoided opposition from his own party and seeing his vision for the Great Society jeopardized by a foreign war and his aspirations for nuclear disarmament between the Soviet Union and the United States thwarted.
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In fact, despite the positions of some prominent conservative voices, at least one poll suggests that the actual voters who constitute Trump's base support finding some way to protect the DREAMers — whose lives, it should be noted, Trump initially jeopardized by sunsetting President Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program in early September.
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However, a spokeswoman for Canyon said on Tuesday that the Imagination deal would not be jeopardized by the allegations, adding that Chow denies wrongdoing and intends to defend the case in court.. Canyon's takeover bid values the troubled company at 182 pence per share, a near 42 percent premium to Imagination's closing price on Sept. 22.
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Sanders repeatedly called on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky to "drop his opposition" to a plan to keep pension benefits from being paid to more than 90,000 coal miners with the United Mine Workers of America throughout the US. "The retirement funds have been jeopardized by coal company bankruptcies," the Sanders campaign wrote to reporters this week.
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"That's right, despite the fact that volatility from the ebb and flow of trade is good for the investment banks, it's clear that investors perceive these stocks as being levered to the global economic expansion — same thing goes for the trading arms of the regular banks — and that expansion is jeopardized by tariffs and trade barriers," the "Mad Money" host said.
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"We are marching to send a message to our nation's leaders – in Congress, in statehouses and in corporate boardrooms across the country – that women will not stand on the sidelines while our safety and the safety of our families and communities is jeopardized by the gun lobby's dangerous agenda to allow guns for anyone, anywhere, any time – no questions asked," Watts said in a statement.
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According to The New York Times, at least one corporation has suggested its U.S. operations could be jeopardized by the tariffs: But in a sign of the potentially adverse effects that Mr. Trump's plan may have on the American economy, Electrolux, a global maker of household appliances, said on Friday that it would delay a planned $250 million investment to expand and modernize a factory in Tennessee.
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The real reason for the middle path is the Obama administration's effort over the past three years to square the circle between its pursuit of Israeli-Palestinian peace (for which it needed the goodwill of Sunni Arab governments and Turkey) and its pursuit of a negotiated solution to the Iranian nuclear threat (which might have been jeopardized by full-on support for the rebels).
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Sen. Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCongress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei Sunday shows - Mass shootings grab the spotlight MORE (R-Ark.) on Monday advocated for a clean reauthorization of a provision of foreign intelligence law, but he acknowledged that the reauthorization could be jeopardized by controversy over alleged "unmasking" President Trump associates in intelligence reports.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCongress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei Sunday shows - Mass shootings grab the spotlight MORE (R-Ark.) on Monday advocated for a clean reauthorization of a provision of foreign intelligence law, but he acknowledged that the reauthorization could be jeopardized by a controversy over the alleged "unmasking" of President Trump associates in intelligence reports.
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