Eric would never do anything to
jeopardize his career.
埃里克决不会做任何有损于他事业的事。
Mary knew that by failing her finals she could
jeopardize her whole future.
玛丽知道考试不及格会影响自己的整个前程。
Leaking the information could
jeopardize the entire operation.
泄露这一信息可能会危及整个行动的安全。
His reckless behavior
jeopardized the team's chances of winning.
他的鲁莽行为危及了团队获胜的机会。
Disclosing client details would seriously
jeopardize our reputation.
泄露客户详情会严重损害我们的声誉。
Failing to meet the deadline could
jeopardize our funding.
未能按时完成可能会危及我们的资金来源。
The unexpected expense has
jeopardized our savings plan.
这笔意外开销危及了我们的储蓄计划。
Smoking during pregnancy can seriously
jeopardize the health of the unborn child.
孕期吸烟会严重影响未出生婴儿的健康。
The scandal
jeopardized the politician's chances for re-election.
那次丑闻危及了那位政治家连任的机会。
Not following safety protocols can
jeopardize the lives of everyone on board.
不遵守安全规程可能会危及船上所有人的生命。
The mismanagement of funds has
jeopardized the future of the charity organization.
资金管理不善已经危及了慈善组织的未来。
Revealing his identity could
jeopardize his safety and that of his family.
揭露他的身份可能会危及其本人及其家庭的安全。
The majority, like Nike, have said that Amazon had become overrun by counterfeits and unauthorized sellers as the reason they were leaving so not to jeopardize their brands.
大多数像耐克这样的公司表示，他们离开亚马逊的原因是平台充斥着假货和未经授权的卖家，这会危及他们的品牌形象。
China's updated technologies export rule has given Beijing "a precise lever" to raise concerns over technology transfer deals that could jeopardize the nation's due rights and the lawful interests of Chinese companies overseas, according to experts.
According to correspondence seen by The Sunday Telegraph, US President Donald Trump's administration has warned that a failure to restrict Huawei could jeopardize the UK's chances of cutting a favorable trade deal after Britain leaves the European Union.
According to correspondence seen by The Sunday Telegraph, US President Donald Trump's administration has warned that a failure to ban Huawei could jeopardize the UK's chances of cutting a favorable trade deal after Britain leaves the European Union.
United Kingdom mobile operators are to warn the British government that a ban on Chinese telecommunications company Huawei would jeopardize the UK's role as a leader on mobile connectivity.
As stated by Will Watts, Senior Director of the WFSCC: "The food supply chain is a complex system where a mistake anywhere can jeopardize the safety of the whole.
Hard on the heels of US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who on Monday warned allies that embracing Huawei technologies may jeopardize their partnerships with Washington, US Vice-President Mike Pence praised Poland on Wednesday, for "protecting the telecoms sector from China".
The Trump administration's tariffs targeting $200 billion worth Chinese goods will hurt not only consumers and companies from the two nations, but also jeopardize the global value chain, Gao said at a news conference.
In particular, it is important to cover risks that could jeopardize social development and people's quality of life, Mumenthaler said.
The focus on higher-quality growth inevitably puts the spotlight on different risks that could jeopardize the longer-term future of society and people's quality of life, such as major natural catastrophes or epidemics.
"The recall incident will jeopardize the brand reputation of French formula milk producers in the Chinese market," said Song.
UK Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said the moves by Boeing and the US could jeopardize Boeing's chances of securing future defense contracts with Britain.
- "It would be foolish to jeopardize our good economic relations with China," Sevim Dagdelen, a member of Germany's lower house of parliament, told Xinhua during a recent interview.
The latest chip export restrictions announced by the Netherlands will jeopardize the global semiconductor supply chains and increase the uncertainty of global economic recovery, as industrial decoupling poses a huge risk to growth, officials and experts said.
Tu Xinquan, dean of the China Institute for WTO Studies at the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing, said Washington's increasingly tightened restrictions will wreak havoc on international economic and trade cooperation, jeopardize global industrial and supply chain safety, and harm the interests of multinational companies around the world.
Those risks in particular include the spillover effects of the US interest rate hikes, which have pushed up the risk of a US economic recession and exacerbated global financial turmoil to jeopardize global economic recovery and may possibly trigger financial crises in some countries, said Xie, who is also deputy director of the Committee on Economic Affairs of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, the nation's top political advisory body.
Such intervention may also jeopardize the domestic money supply and macroeconomic stability.
"There is one more hanging over our heads, the risk of geopolitical fragmentation, which could jeopardize the development gains of the last 75 years," she said, adding that it also leaves countries unable to deal with the current crisis and to address other urgent global challenges such as climate change.
He said the stringent measures implemented to contain the virus will not jeopardize the city's attraction to international businesses in the long run.
"The irresponsible move will jeopardize the global supply chain and harm the establishment of mutual trust between China and the US, while trust is the foundation of economic and trade cooperation," Zhou added.
Measures have been taken to better regulate monopolistic behavior, excessively high incomes and the abuse of market dominance by some companies, which jeopardize fair competition.
"In the event that the Japanese government is determined to jeopardize the well-established cooperative relationship between the Chinese and Japanese semiconductor industries, the CSIA is committed to safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of its 900 members and shall call on the Chinese government to take resolute countermeasures," the association added.
Reported tech investment ban may jeopardize global market, expert saysWashington's reported plan to take unprecedented action limiting US investments in China's technology sector will only have a narrow impact on Chinese home appliance and new energy vehicle companies, which are doubling down on homegrown innovation and ramping up efforts to achieve breakthroughs in key technologies, experts said.
He noted that the reported US government's intensified measures to contain the rise of the Chinese tech sector will jeopardize the global semiconductor industry and hinder international tech exchanges and economic cooperation, adding that US companies will suffer greatly from Washington's unprecedented restrictions on investment in China.
The slowdown in property investment will not only jeopardize the development of the real estate industry but also put pressure on economic growth.
They said the technological blockade will hurt the interests of US companies, impede global cooperation and jeopardize the global supply chain.
While a high oil price will impose a burden on oil consuming industries and consumers, a low oil price will jeopardize the normal operations of the domestic crude exploitation industry and further enhance China's dependency ratio on foreign oil.
Jen Harned, president and general manager of Bell Sports in Illinois, a manufacturer of bicycles and motorcycle helmets, showed a children's helmet during her testimony, telling USTR officials that the tariffs on these products would "ultimately jeopardize the safety of ordinary Americans".
"Li Xianjun, a researcher at the Institute of Industrial Economics, which is part of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said the new export controls will jeopardize the global semiconductor industry and wreak havoc on international technological cooperation, given China's role as the world's largest chip market and its growing presence in the semiconductor manufacturing segment.
Li Xianjun, an associate researcher at the Institute of Industrial Economics, which is part of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said the stricter export controls will jeopardize the global semiconductor industry and impede international technological cooperation, given China's role as the world's largest chip market and its growing presence in semiconductor manufacturing.
Bai Ming, deputy director of international market research at the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation in Beijing, called the EU's probe "an act of trade protectionism, which will jeopardize the global automotive industrial and supply chains, and wreak havoc on China-EU economic and trade relations".
Sources close to him said he was unwilling to share details of his escape so as not to jeopardize those who aided him in Japan.
Huang, who served as the World Bank's country director for China from 1997 to 2004, noted that if the United States prevents Chinese companies from getting high-tech products from their US counterparts, it could jeopardize the future prospects of Chinese enterprises.
In the draft letter, the group argues that blacklisting SMIC would jeopardize the United States' technological edge by making it harder for US companies to supply the company, which accounts for as much as $5 billionxa0in annual US origin equipment and material sales.
Excessively high elasticity of the foreign exchange rate may jeopardize the stability of market expectations and lead to unnecessary panic — and further depreciation.
The delisting plan will not jeopardize these companies' fund-raising ability through domestic and overseas capital markets, according to the official.
At a time when the rising tide of protectionism threatens to jeopardize global economic recovery, China has moved steadily to deliver its promise of wider opening-up in the financial system.
It should be triggered only when major financial risks, which are big enough to jeopardize overall financial stability, are in existence.
The stable outlook reflects S&P's expectation that economic conditions will stabilize and recover from the COVID-19 pandemic and that political developments between the Chinese mainland and Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR), as well as between the United States and Hong Kong SAR, will not fundamentally jeopardize Hong Kong's economic development, it said.
"S&P said it does not expect any changes to trade relations between the United States and Hong Kong SAR to seriously jeopardize the territory's financial sector development and economic growth.
However, in principle, a county's heavy debt could jeopardize the merit of its currency as a safe asset－a modern-day Triffin Dilemma of the Bretton Woods system.
Lu Jianping, a law professor at Beijing Normal University, said illegal loans jeopardize social and economic order and pose challenges to legal work.
"Policymakers don't want to be seen as 'overdoing' the stimulus and don't want to jeopardize the achievements in terms of containing leverage and reducing financial risks.
Growing risks from big financial holding companies have caught the attention of Chinese regulators who are concerned that the risks associated with these big groups could lead to wider systemic financial risks that could jeopardize the overall economy.
But it is crucial that China should not be misled by such a doomsday argument and cut its debt levels in haste only to jeopardize economic stability.