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And we can protect human rights ourselves in a way that doesn't jeopardise national security or bind the hands of parliament.

"I suppose it's probably a bit of a wake-up call for everyone when we do go out but I hope what happened last night doesn't jeopardise anyone else going out and having a good time".

Any regulation around medical marijuana must be carefully constructed to ensure it doesn't jeopardise this industry.

"It does not jeopardise freedom of the press.

Before any celebration, however, Mexico's electoral authorities and its two main candidates must ensure that political instability does not jeopardise those gains.

They should have not only decent physical treatment but the legal right to challenge their detention in a way that does not jeopardise intelligence sources and methods.

Limbo does not jeopardise all immigrants facing deportation, as many are still able to work under existing permits until their cases can be heard.

We support the administering of this practice, however it must be done in a way that does not jeopardise the health and wellbeing of the young men".

But it has to be struck so rarely against openness and in favour of national security, and only on such narrowly defined grounds, that it does not jeopardise public confidence.

This week, the prime minister promised again that MPs would have a chance to vote on whether or not they support a war before British forces are sent into battle so long as a vote does not jeopardise the troops' safety by alerting the Iraqis to an imminent attack.

The required paperwork she was talking about was a "verification assessment" from secretary of state John Kerry, certifying that there are sufficient safeguards in place to stop cheating, and President Obama's "determination" that the deal meets US nonproliferation objectives and does not jeopardise security.