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Archbishop Rowan Williams warned that the legislative proposals would "jeopardise the security of the vulnerable by radically changing the relationship between patient and physicians".

But Mr Miliband said: "I am convinced major investigations into terrorism and organised crime would be jeopardised if we don't pass legislation and that would jeopardise the security and safety of our citizens".

"And if that happened for more than Syria and Ukraine and you started to see across the board paralysis... it would certainly jeopardise the security council's status and credibility and its function as a go-to international security arbiter".

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.

The general staff would not allow a Prime Minister to jeopardise the security of this country and people would use whatever means possible, fair or foul, to prevent that.

The general staff would not allow a prime minister to jeopardise the security of this country and I think people would use whatever means possible, fair or foul to prevent that.

Mr Straw quoted Mr Justice Collins' ruling that "no state could be expected to take action which jeopardises the security of the state or the lives of its citizens".

"That's where the leak took place and we haven't published anything which jeopardised the security of this country".

Cost-saving measures have jeopardised the security of the prison service, according to the chairman of the Prison Officers Association.

In their unwillingness to engage in a pragmatic compromise, supercommittee Republicans have seriously jeopardised the national security foundations on which the Republican party has long resided.

Kerry, speaking at the start of the summit, said humans had caused "enormous damage" to the oceans, jeopardising the food security of three billion people on the planet.