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that it was more prudent to delay the launch instead of taking risks that may jeopardise the project.
any other circumstance a lack of knowledge of which may jeopardise the child's life or physical integrity.
if we are to experience an unwanted tightening of financing conditions that may jeopardise the convergence in the medium term of inflation to our objectives,
which I consider may jeopardise the nature of the programme, I abstained.
leading collaboration platforms under paragraph 3b in case of developments which may jeopardise the functioning of the financial markets
permanent in a way that it may jeopardise the solvency of the undertaking in the long term.
permanent in such a way that it may jeopardise the undertaking's solvency in the long term.
permanent in a way that it may jeopardise the solvency of the undertaking concerned in the long term.
if we are to experience an unwanted tightening of financing conditions that may jeopardise the convergence in the medium term of inflation to our objectives,
as long as Coca‑Cola HBC according to its reasonable judgment believes that this access may jeopardise Coca‑Cola HBC and/ or the user and/or any third party,
Some admirals are worried the destruction of the Bok'Nor might jeopardise the treaty.
The admirals are worried the destruction of the Bok'Nor might jeopardise the treaty.
Do not rush into the process as it might jeopardise your financial future.
However, liquidation under normal insolvency proceedings might jeopardise financial stability,
First, is there any risk that might jeopardise the implementation of the test in December of this year?
However, liquidation under normal insolvency proceedings might jeopardise financial stability,
However, the lack of national targets might jeopardise the achievement of the EU target of at least 32% for 2030.
create unnecessary administrative burdens and might jeopardise its independence;
Pristina to refrain from any action that might jeopardise the progress achieved so far
won't solicit business from anywhere that might jeopardise their license.