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Silicon Valley companies are shying away from selling cyberwarfare services to the Pentagon to avoid jeopardising their relationship with the Chinese market, a leading geopolitical strategist has suggested.

Hands may also regret pushing so hard to have the case heard in New York, a ploy to avoid jeopardising his non-domicile tax status.

Top editors at Bloomberg News allegedly quashed two politically sensitive investigations last month to avoid jeopardising the organisation's China bureaux, the New York Times reported.

He had two names: christened Lee Alexander McQueen, he used Alexander when he started his label to avoid jeopardising his unemployment benefit.

A key issue for Britain will be to avoid jeopardising current deals with the BBC and UK Athletics' main sponsor, Aviva.

Instead, it seems to be encouraging the whisper that its reason for ducking out of the court case was to avoid jeopardising the intelligence sources that had aroused its suspicions.

Nor is there a sense of engagement in the debate about how the accountability of the PCC, at the moment provided by police and crime panels, should develop in a way that avoids jeopardising the executive powers that the best PCCs say have been important in getting things done.

"We welcome Ofcom's commitment to avoid action that would jeopardise the ability of the BBC to do its job," Dear said.

Although the guerrillas regard soldiers as legitimate targets for capture, few Colombians do.The FARC insists that a bilateral ceasefire is the only way to avoid clashes that could jeopardise the talks again.

First, to avoid controversies that might jeopardise the prime minister's referendum campaign, and second, to signal the kind of thing he would like to have achieved had he not been bullied into holding the blasted referendum in the first place.

Sidelining the Foreign Office and men such as Rogers might avoid friction, but it can only jeopardise process.