"The permafrost is melting and this is jeopardising roads and buildings.
The Association of British Commuters wrote to the Department for Transport on Tuesday, warning that passenger safety was jeopardised.
Dame Julie called for concerns to be acted on quicker and action to be taken before care was jeopardised.
A planned tour for early 2010 was jeopardised by the return of Townshend's tinnitus.
The 2007 event was jeopardised by torrential rains and flooding but cautiously went ahead.
Although Nedvěd's World Cup participation was jeopardised by a June knee injury, he was able to play.
Continuity of care was jeopardised by the reality of the care system.
The latter were reported to the MHRA and the NRES, and only if patient safety was jeopardised was the study medication discontinued and the treating clinician/patient informed.
In Wales, the talk was of how all this could be jeopardised by plunging Chinese stock markets, the stand-off between Saudi Arabia and Iran, and by the recessions in Russia and Brazil.
"We have no reason to doubt that this will be jeopardised if the LSE and Deutsche Börse were to merge, but we will of course be monitoring any developments closely".
