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Regional stability could be jeopardised, with Russia backing the rejectionist Serbs and America and the European Union with varying degrees of enthusiasm supporting the Kosovars.In this section Out to do business, or out for a scrap?

He said that being an "active investor" had proved an ideal role for the founder, who was still concerned that the airline could be jeopardised with a large aircraft order.

Secondly, future foreign assistance for HIV is potentially jeopardised with the global financial crisis and a changing perception that the burden of the HIV epidemic in Africa may be stabilising or decreasing.

He pointedly explained that he had rejected the far-right's conditions for joining his government because they would have jeopardised relations with America.

Indeed, with the mission resulting in the recent arrest of Afridi, the safety of medical aid workers in the region further jeopardised and with the reputation of vaccination programmes across the globe damaged, it is valid to question whether such actions should ever have been justified.

The area's nightlife has been jeopardised before, with the onslaught of poker machines claiming many a live music venue in the late 90s.

ONE of the remarkable features of Singapore's foreign policy under Lee Kuan Yew was the country's ability to maintain close relations with Taiwan without jeopardising relations with China.

The BBC helps to keep our standards high and we shouldn't be prepared to jeopardise them with cuts.

Once an editor has commissioned a cabinet minister's article, he or she will rarely spike it, no matter how dull the copy, for fear of jeopardising relations with the spin doctors who provide most political stories.

Despite Austrian assurances that its position in the EU would be unaffected, there were concerns in Brussels that Mr Haider's Europhobia and opposition to immigration could jeopardise negotiations with eastern Europe states on their accession to the union.

One of the reasons cited for the abrupt closure of the Serious Fraud Office investigation was that it could jeopardise relations with the Saudi royal family and therefore the UK's efforts to fight terrorism.