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Malema has been accused of inflaming racial tensions and jeopardising Mandela's grand project of reconciliation.

Leave it too late and you risk upsetting the hiring manager and jeopardising a job offer.

"The government's dithering energy policy is holding up investment and jeopardising our future energy security," he said.

Officials have accused regions of overspending their budgets and jeopardising an austerity programme designed to meet targets set in Brussels.

"The reckless use of teargas is injuring people and jeopardising a free and fair democratic atmosphere for campaigns".

He is turning his firepower onto public services to pay for that crisis, and jeopardising the recovery in the process.

And non-compliance may damage reputation and jeopardises funding.

That has alarmed environmentalists—and jeopardised a loan from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.

These activities constitute the violation of the Chinese law and jeopardise state security and social stability.

He added: "We won't allow the Conservatives to cut too much and jeopardise our schools and hospitals.

But a new interim phase risks deep internal splits and jeopardises inalienable Palestinian rights regarding Jerusalem and refugees.