Eksempler på brug af Jeopardises på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The contributions deferred pursuant to this paragraph shall be paid when such a payment no longer jeopardises the institution's liquidity or solvency.
It is in breach of international law and jeopardises internal relations within the European Union.
monitoring of fishing activities in international waters jeopardises efforts to meet the Community's international obligations
it is an appalling example on the part of a country which aspires to be world leader and it jeopardises all humanitarian aid and peace-keeping activities
work together to prevent any recurrence of this type of situation which presents an image of total fragmentation which, of course, jeopardises the image and prestige of the European Union abroad.
financial reporting systems, which jeopardises transparency in the spending of money coming from European taxpayers.
increases distrust of democratic institutions and jeopardises human rights
malfunction in the system carries serious risks for the internal security of the Union and jeopardises the Schengen area itself as an area of freedom,
which undermines the credibility of the Community at international level and jeopardises the success of the bluefin tuna recovery plan.
In conclusion: the Commission has no reason to date to accept the opinion that the commercial operation of the military pipelines of the Member States jeopardises the intentions of the action EEC 1101/89,
action which may be to celebrate their independence but which jeopardises peace and stability in the region.
we needed one, that all too often human negligence jeopardises natural resources such as water.
creating a distortion of competition that jeopardises European industry.
those who suffer the most from the consequences of the economic and social downturn, to avoid further asymmetric impact of the crisis which jeopardises the balanced development of all territories within the Union.
This dependence jeopardises the economic profitability of domestically produced meat
any other such law which jeopardises the use of minority languages
which increases the existing tensions and jeopardises the chances for a peaceful settlement of the problem.
radio stations, which jeopardises freedom of expression.
thus leaves the door open for a continuation of the current process of deregulation, which jeopardises our public services,
which are not of course a health hazard, jeopardises the reputation of wine as a quality product.