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If you haven't studied languages, it will not jeopardise your chances but, suggests Willis, applicants will have to demonstrate and show tangible evidence that they are internationally minded.

I see this as an encouraging sign.Moreover, NATO has repeatedly reassured Russia that its forthcoming enlargement will not jeopardise the strategic situation in Europe.

The government's agreement with the workers will not jeopardise its restructuring plans.

They also guess, probably rightly, that the West will not jeopardise its new relations with Sudan for the sake of a few bombs dropped on the UN.

We will not jeopardise or compromise that," he added.

As long as the president retains Khamenei's support, the backlash from critics will not jeopardise his policies.

Mohammad says he "never" wants to go back and hopes his artwork will not jeopardise his visa.

She adds that Venezuela has a "sour relationship" with HRW and she hopes that the meeting will not jeopardise Snowden's chances of gaining asylum there.

The response was: "It is for the developers to do the necessary work to prove that their design is 'fish-friendly' and will not jeopardise the UK's obligations under the water framework directive and habitats directive.

There will also be changes to the way that royalties are charged.Mr Lerner said that the new tax will not jeopardise planned investment of $30 billion over the next five years.

Mr Lavrov said: "The S-300 is exclusively a defensive weapon, which can't serve offensive purposes and will not jeopardise the security of any country, including, of course, Israel.