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Morgan is reported to have had concerns that the process would delay schools from being able to confirm places for British and legal migrants' children in good time before the start of the school year and would be "jeopardising our increasingly important focus on tackling both segregation and extremism, and with consequent impacts on the children of British nationals who attend the schools".

Their mission would be jeopardised by any Indo-Pakistani war.

It worries that American financial assistance would be jeopardised by a coup.

However, we fear that these qualities would be jeopardised were the channel to be sold off".

Offland, however, says he never worried his project would be jeopardised.

"If any guy had an injury that would be jeopardised by doing it they wouldn't do it".

Mining firms feared their concessions would be jeopardised if Katanga's bid for independence was not recognised.

Indeed, the Obama administration has warned Britain that intelligence-sharing would be jeopardised if secret information provided by the CIA were to be revealed in British courts.

The worry was that the integrity of auditing, a comparatively unglamorous and low-margin business, would be jeopardised as firms struggled to sell more exciting and profitable services.

Even if China were to keep the seas open to merchant shipping, the whole concept of maritime security would be jeopardised.

Jens Weidmann, the president of the Bundesbank, said in a Guardian interview that without passporting rights London's position as a financial centre would be jeopardised.