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That could jeopardise plans for a much-needed water bond and a fiscal reserve.

The French EU affairs minister, Thierry Repentin threatened to jeopardise plans to restart talks on Turkey's bid to join the single currency.

He stressed the proposals did not jeopardise plans to offer free childcare tax breaks worth £1,200 for two parents planned for 2015, saying the income stream for those plans came from elsewhere.

Catalonia's regional government has called snap elections for 25 November, which are being seen as a referendum on Catalan independence and could also jeopardise plans for national economic reforms.

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.

But it warned that Brexit would also hit the construction industry hard, jeopardising plans to build more houses.

Elsewhere, building materials group CRH has been weak in recent days after problems with the proposed merger between Lafarge and Holcim seemed to jeopardise its plans to buy unwanted assets from the combined group.

But new documents seen by the BBC's Persian service show he went to a great lengths to ensure the Americans would not jeopardise his plans to return to Iran – and even personally wrote to US officials.

This would add pressure to an already profligate public sector and jeopardise the plans of Alex Salmond, leader of the Scottish National Party SNPP) and currently first minister of the devolved government, to squirrel away oil revenues in a Norwegian-style fund.Excluding oil, Scotland ran a public-sector deficit of £14 billion in 2012-13.

It claims this will jeopardise redevelopment plans for Glasgow's east end which will be home to the games.

Earlier this year he was warned further delays to the plan could jeopardise other transport plans in the West.