Примери за използване на Imperil на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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expand settlements throughout the West Bank not only directly imperil a two-state solution,
expand settlements throughout the West Bank not only directly imperil a two-state solution,
President Donald Trump invoked a seldom-used section of a 1960s trade law that allows him to erect trade barriers when imports imperil national security.
the idea could imperil the central assumptions which allow the institutional school to sustain itself,
a rise of three meters would imperil megacities across the world,
shrugging off warnings that this could imperil Britain's diplomatic and economic prospects
for information security and privacy that could imperil cooperation with the United States.
a rise of three metres would imperil megacities across the world,
other NATO allies that it could imperil their relationship.
shrugging off warnings that this could imperil Britain's diplomatic and economic prospects
a rise of 3 meters would imperil mega-cities across the world,
for info safety and privateness that might imperil cooperation with the US.
may imperil its existence, for mutations are pernicious almost without exception.
which historically has avoided an adventurous foreign policy that could create instability and imperil Saudi Arabia's comfortable position as one of the world's largest oil suppliers.
which historically has avoided an adventurous foreign policy that could create instability and imperil Saudi Arabia's comfortable position as one of the world's largest oil suppliers,” added the report.
dairy consumption by 2050 would imperil the planet due to increased emissions related to livestock,
Slovenian media emphasised that Sanader's return to power could imperil the arbitration agreement regarding the border dispute between Croatia
which could seriously imperil the continual reproduction, on an ever enlarging scale,
might imperil his reputation as an investigator.
for information security and privacy that could imperil cooperation with the United States.