在 英语 中使用 Jeopardized 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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By his actions, Brian has jeopardized the trust millions of Americans place in NBC News.
Unfortunately, the lack of political will among certain States made negotiations impossible and jeopardized the significant progress that has been achieved so far.
The decision of the Nuclear Suppliers' Group is in contravention of the obligation to promote the universality of the Treaty and has seriously jeopardized the credibility and integrity of the Treaty.
By targeting the Syrian economy with sanctions, the United States and the European Union have jeopardized the interests and basic daily subsistence needs of the Syrian people.
Fast forward to 2019, and it's no surprise the rise in online selling has jeopardized the smooth running of conventional brick and mortar stores.
Those lessons should provide guidance for further application of the concept, including in the Secretariat, provided that transparency and accountability were not jeopardized.
In 2015, a breach jeopardized the personal data on at least 15 million consumers.
The global financial crisis of 2007-2008 and the austerity measures that have been adopted in many countries since 2010 have further jeopardized the gains made towards gender equality.
Mr. Churkin(Russian Federation)(spoke in Russian): The world financial and economic crisis has jeopardized the steady socio-economic development of the African continent.
The modest progress in the political situation could, however, be jeopardized by economic conditions.
He therefore once again urged Israel to end settlement activity, which ultimately jeopardized all chances of achieving the two-State solution.
In 2015, a breach at Experian jeopardized the personal data on at least 15 million consumers.
An increasing number of attacks on schools and students jeopardized the right of Afghan children to safely access education.
The global economic, environmental and political crises of our day have jeopardized principles of empowerment, poverty eradication, decent work and social cohesion.
Although some progress has been made, that very progress is jeopardized by high prices for petroleum products.
Political instability in contexts of conflict, emergency and recovery has jeopardized sustainability.
Achieving the Millennium Development Goals must be our first priority, and this achievement should not be jeopardized by an increase in defence expenditures.
As more and more girls and women benefit from advances in gender equality and equal opportunity, these strides are being jeopardized.
It is obvious that, if the crisis in Côte d' Ivoire persists, the stability of the whole subregion, including Sierra Leone, could be seriously jeopardized.
Leaders have decided that the three pillars of development would be jeopardized unless desertification, land degradation and drought are addressed.