This jeopardises any claim the company may make in the course of exposing well known figures.
This jeopardises thousands of people's promotion prospects and slows economic growth, she said.
He said this jeopardised the viability of car components manufacturers that supported Toyota.
And Russell more than once showed himself to be committed to the pursuit of truth even when this jeopardised his professional life, or conflicted with his earlier work.
This jeopardises co-operation between federal and state officials, though the government would argue that it has to prevent tip-offs.Some opponents accuse Mr Calderón of pulling a stunt ahead of a mid-term election on July 5th.
Many of those campaigning against the mooted changes have repeatedly cited OECD figures showing Australia sits at the bottom of rich country public education spending, drawing the implication that this jeopardises the continued success of our tertiary system.
"This jeopardises companies' duty of care towards their employees," he argues.
"This jeopardises safety and puts patients at risk: there is clear evidence that death rates go up if patients requiring admission remain in emergency departments for hours whilst they wait for ward beds to become available.
"This jeopardises the continued provision of assistance.
This jeopardised the sharing of information on patient management.
