After months of whispering among MPs, Profumo was forced in 1963 to answer questions in Parliament to assure the government that his relationships with Keeler hadn't jeopardised national security.
"Huawei has not and will not jeopardise our global commercial success nor the integrity of our customers' networks for any third party, government or otherwise," Charles Ding, senior vice-president of Huawei, said during a hearing in front of US lawmakers.
Key Findings and Conclusions The new purpose of the reformatory institutions has not been fully achieved because the education of the juveniles has been jeopardised by sporadic funding, inadequately trained staff, insufficient teaching and training materials.
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.
Britain has not entered a football side in the Olympics since 1960, partly because of fears it could jeopardise the separate England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland national sides.
When it has not secured that data, the military is stuck with Company A. That not only gives company A a lot of leverage over the government, it can also jeopardise the lives of troops in the field.
Editorial challenges We had several specific challenges in front of us: avoiding negative audience and revenue impacts For a long time ad agencies and ad exchange networks have not adopted HTTPS, jeopardising revenues of any free mainstream website willing to switch to HTTPS.
Ms Truss believes the experience of France illustrates that quality is not jeopardised by higher ratios.
Currently patient outcome is not jeopardised by the increased demand on the service.
From our results, we tentatively conclude that interrupting, with set-aside/conservation covers, long sequences of winter wheat, in which effective TAD has been established may not jeopardise the maintenance of that TAD provided the covers contain adequate populations of wheat and are not destroyed prematurely.
