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Both the department and IHMS disputed that asylum seeker health had been jeopardised as a result of the failures identified.

"I think the security of our country has been jeopardised by our involvement in Afghanistan.

The education of 1 million children has been jeopardised as a result.

All three judges considered that Ms Campbell's recovery could have been jeopardised by the Mirror.

Whenever information has been disclosed against their will, through leaks or whistleblowers, they have claimed security has been jeopardised.

The ability of ordinary people to live their lives at ease and free from fear has been jeopardised.

Alas, that deal too has been jeopardised by corruption scandals.Even if the region had decent banks, some companies would inevitably go bust.

(The Jesuit elders have made a lesser-of-two evils choice: if they had not abandoned a few missions, the entire order would have been jeopardised).

I would have been on the front page of the Daily Telegraph, my political career, my professional career and my family all would have been jeopardised.

He has not started five consecutive games since April 2014 and his hopes of matching that run on Thursday have been jeopardised by the poor display against Spurs.

'Now', say the headteachers, 'all the other pupils are desperately frightened' and the education of hundreds of children has been jeopardised for the sake of a tiny minority.