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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 the continued provision of assistance.

However, this jeopardises the quality of the proposals which this body makes.

He said this jeopardised the viability of car components manufacturers that supported Toyota.

A government inspector found the valuations of the flats were far lower than their actual value and ruled that this jeopardised the human rights of the leaseholders.

This jeopardised the sharing of information on patient management.

A breach of this type jeopardises the smaller firm's relationship with what is often a key client.

Further, authors of English-language web projects obviously assume that their audience expects information about cutting edge therapies and studies evaluating new agents, though this information jeopardises the intelligibility and readability of their web sites (but may increase authority and credibility in the perception of the Internet users).

This, in turn, jeopardises the culture as a whole, threatening a world in which a handful of prizewinners dominate the market.

It's to do with a complex part of the human soul that the dominant economic system has overlooked for so long, and now this human need jeopardises the very system that shaped it: Brexit is threatening free trade, Trump's protectionism is messing with the first commandment of neoliberal economics, laissez-faire.

This complex situation jeopardises the objectives of the policy to sell antibiotics only with a physician's prescription.