If investment were to falter and private consumption failed to compensate, China would be left with a big hole in demand, jeopardising employment and growth.
They forecast that the combined industries would, by 2008, employ 4m people (up from fewer than 900,000 in 2004), earn $57 billion-65 billion from exports (compared with $17 billion in 2004), and account for 7% of GDP (compared with 4%).The challenge this poses for the firms leading the boom is how to expand fast enough to meet demand without jeopardising quality.
Their proper aspirations – for a place to live, a job of work, a safe public place, and above all a healthy planet – have been jeopardised by our demand for affluence-on-credit.
52–– 54 Securing a steady supply of quality-assured Cfz that can meet the increasing demand for MDR-TB treatment, without jeopardising the needs of the global programme for leprosy elimination, is currently a major challenge in the response to MDR-TB.
In other words, children are taught how to find a balance between their own desires and needs on the one hand, and goals and demands from society on the other, without jeopardising their social relations.
The level of employment is ultimately determined by aggregate demand, and aggregate demand is determined by whatever the central bank thinks the economy can bear, without jeopardising stable prices.
Last month business leaders complained that Republicans were forsaking their interests to pander to the religious right: the party's leaders were caving in to religious demands for sanctions on countries that persecute Christians, so jeopardising access to big markets such as China.
As relations with Washington reach an unusually low ebb, Netanyahu told the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, a powerful pro-Israeli lobby group, that he would not bow to a new wave of US demands amid accusations from Washington that his policies are jeopardising the prospects of peace with the Palestinians and America's security.
Currently patient outcome is not jeopardised by the increased demand on the service.
Gordon Brown last week appeared to row back from suggestions of a fresh spending splurge in the budget to kick-start demand, after a warning from Bank of England governor Mervyn King that the government must avoid jeopardising the long-term sustainability of its finances.
