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Hinkley C has been repeatedly delayed by the EDF board in Paris; the unions think it will jeopardise their jobs.
Nearly 40,000 Australians are calling on the Turnbull government to stop the privatisation of Asic's corporate registry, warning it will jeopardise the ability of journalists and academics to investigate corporate wrongdoing.
The federal government has cut all taxpayer funded legal advice to asylum seekers who have arrived in Australia through unauthorised channels, drawing criticism from immigration law experts who say it will jeopardise thousands of refugee protection claims.
"Now if Congress allows this meat-cleaver approach to take place, it will jeopardise our military readiness, it will eviscerate jobs and energy and medical research," Obama said at the White House.
But with the cuts to benefits, social care cuts and now the tighter regulation to PIP, we are really concerned it will jeopardise independent living for disabled people, leaving them socially isolated".
She knows that if she did speak out she would forfeit much sympathy among Burmans and undermine her hopes of restoring democracy and coming to power.The generals' strategy might help them, but it will jeopardise the vital contribution that industrious and commercially-minded immigrant communities could still make to the impoverished country.
It claims this will jeopardise redevelopment plans for Glasgow's east end which will be home to the games.
You can pick a Labour party which has learnt no lessons from the past and which – left to its own devices – will jeopardise the economy all over again.
The risk for a club so proud of its democratic ownership model is that the increasing commercialisation will jeopardise its core principles.
Al-Faisal says in an article in the New York Times that the US will jeopardise its close ties with Saudi Arabia and further undermine its position in a changing Arab world if it again sides with Israel.
The governing body fears releasing players for a British team will jeopardise its status as an independent nation within Fifa, a position shared by the FAs of Scotland and Northern Ireland.
