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Failure to control these sectors will jeopardise the fulfillment of the Paris "well below 2℃" ambition.

Araniello worries that NHS privatisation will jeopardise the well-being of severely disabled people.

In the meantime we hope that nothing will jeopardise the stability of the bank".

The impacts of unchecked climate change will jeopardise the economic and social aspirations of generations of the world's people.

The result of such performance by some officials will jeopardise the pillars of the Islamic Republic and will establish tyranny".

Another motion moved by the Communication Workers Union (CWU) said privatisation "will jeopardise the contribution Royal Mail makes to the national economy through the universal service obligation".

The historic decision announced in last week's Budget to almost double the rate of extra funding for social care for three years revealed a recognition that social care - like the NHS - has been seriously underfunded and that shortfalls in social care will jeopardise performance in the NHS.

But they are also reluctant to defend reform publicly, so it is hard to know what they stand for.Many in the establishment are terrified that change will jeopardise what they see as the main gains of the revolution, such as free education, health care and welfare.

They say this in turn will jeopardise any gain from the £8bn increase by 2020 promised to the health service in July's post-election budget, which follows a £2bn increase this year.

The tribe fears the pipeline will jeopardise their water supply and say that construction has disturbed sacred burial grounds.

Al-Faisal says in an article in the New York Times that the US will jeopardise its close ties with Saudi Arabia and further undermine its position in a changing Arab world if it again sides with Israel.