It is understood by employees that substandard performance endangers the existence of PDC as an ongoing operation.
It revealed that shortages of equipment could seriously hamper the operation and endanger the lives of Americans and Iraqi civilians.
To criticism that the operation had endangered innocent people, she said, "When blackmail like this succeeds, it only leads to more blackmail".
But senior officials also say that any military operation will endanger Chechen refugees and risk bringing Russia's war in Chechnya to Georgia.
The fastest-learning teams in our study tried different approaches in an effort to shave time from the operation without endangering patients.
(Nevertheless, the entire Ultra operation was endangered by John Cairncross, a member of the British Foreign Office assigned to Bletchley Park who smuggled Tunny and Enigma decrypts out to Soviet agents in 1943).
A more vigilant and modern security and management system has been put in place, racing association officials have said, and closing its operation would endanger the state's horse-breeding industry.
American officials have been reluctant to share intelligence with the Afghan military, for fear of leaks that could compromise operations and endanger sources.
Leaders, however, feared that potential overreliance on automated operations would endanger track workers as the system underwent near-constant rebuilding and maintenance work.
"No News Corporation editor would seek to undermine nationally important security operations or endanger those involved, and our publications have a long history of showing the kind of responsibility the prime minister talks about," said the editorial director, Campbell Reid.
