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The concept of dietary components being of paramount importance to immune function is also tangible in the formulation of so-called immunonutrition, specific nutritional preparations for clinical use in critically ill patients with jeopardised immune function.
When it became clear that Leave.EU was closely associated with Ukip – jeopardising its chances of winning lead campaign status, which is only granted to cross-party groups – Banks offered financial support to GO.
"At this time, with acknowledgement that a wide-ranging inquiry may be required in time, we are working closely with the police to support their lead investigations and must ensure we do not do anything to interfere with or jeopardise the criminal process," said the FA.
But will a rapprochement with Russia jeopardise Georgia's chances of getting into Nato?
Regional stability could be jeopardised, with Russia backing the rejectionist Serbs and America and the European Union with varying degrees of enthusiasm supporting the Kosovars.In this section Out to do business, or out for a scrap?
Yet it is hard to feel sorry for Mr Dudley, whose dealmaking with Rosneft has jeopardised a well-functioning joint venture which paid regular dividends.
He has been conducting an inquiry into claims that Werritty's friendship with Fox potentially jeopardised national security and raised issues around conflicts of interest.
He said that being an "active investor" had proved an ideal role for the founder, who was still concerned that the airline could be jeopardised with a large aircraft order.
Secondly, future foreign assistance for HIV is potentially jeopardised with the global financial crisis and a changing perception that the burden of the HIV epidemic in Africa may be stabilising or decreasing.
ONE of the remarkable features of Singapore's foreign policy under Lee Kuan Yew was the country's ability to maintain close relations with Taiwan without jeopardising relations with China.
He pointedly explained that he had rejected the far-right's conditions for joining his government because they would have jeopardised relations with America.
