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Unfortunately you couldn't find a model or a mannequin - they took themselves very seriously in those days - who would risk jeopardising her image by associating it with the campaign.

It would risk jeopardising, rather than bolstering it.

His strategic gains in 1711 made it virtually certain that the Allies would march on Paris the following year, but Harley had no intention of letting the war progress that far and risk jeopardising the favourable terms secured from the secret Anglo-French talks (based on the idea that Philip V would remain on the Spanish throne) that had proceeded throughout the year.

Israel cannot risk jeopardising its 33-year-old peace treaty with Egypt by taking action itself.

However many such policies have not only often failed to achieve their objective, they also risk jeopardising the retail sector.

The chancellor's plans risk "jeopardising" the charitable sector, Help the Hospices' director of fund-raising warned.

"I don't want to risk jeopardising this event," he told me.

It risks jeopardising investigative journalism and freedom of speech.

However, if they stick to that plan, they would risk accusations of cutting off their nose to spite their face, in the process jeopardising Keiron Cunningham's hopes of ending his magnificent career in suitable style.

It added that increased competition might place existing universities at financial risk, "jeopardising the whole of their provision, including that which private providers would see no advantage in offering".

The Russell Group rightly pointed out that such diminishing public investment in higher education risks jeopardising the international reputation of our leading, and I would argue our entire, higher education system.