Examples of using Could jeopardize in English and their translations into Chinese
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The Data Center Risk Index assesses the physical, economic, and social risks that could jeopardize the security of data.
Prosecutors argued that the information could jeopardize Holmes' right to a fair trial.
Express our concerns about new and emerging challenges that LLDCs will face increasingly in the near and medium-term future, which could jeopardize our development prospects.
In its well-publicized wake, countless pregnant women avoided all medications, fearing that any drug they took could jeopardize their babies' development.
Cyberattack methods such as data manipulation, digital jamming and cyber spoofing could jeopardize the integrity of communication, leading to increased uncertainty in decision-making.
The Security Council urges them to refrain from any actions that could jeopardize the efforts towards peace and stability in Guinea-Bissau.
Mr. Cohn, a longtime proponent of free trade, believed the decision could jeopardize economic growth.
Welcoming the resumption of talks between the two parties, Turkey strongly urged them to refrain from taking any steps that could jeopardize negotiations.
According to them, the existing gap between the expectations of the Afghan people and the funds provided by the international community could jeopardize the political process.
The problem must be settled, as otherwise the dispute could jeopardize long-term peace and stability in South Asia and the prosperity of the region.
High debt in low-income countries could jeopardize development goals as governments spend more on debt service and less on infrastructure, health, and education.
(i) that the media, and particularly the written press, is called upon to embrace the peace process and to refrain from printing articles that could jeopardize that process;
Police are naturally inquisitive and officials outside the programme may try to seek information, which could jeopardize a witness' s security or the integrity of the programme.
Concerns were expressed about the increasing dependence on extrabudgetary contributions, which could jeopardize the principle of universality.
Several delegations observed that the lack of sufficient regular resources could jeopardize coherence of activities, and urged UNDP to consider new and innovative financing mechanisms.
I have permission from the Emperor himself to keep files private that I feel could jeopardize an ongoing investigation.".
Such a measure might have an impact on the attitudes of young people toward drugs, and could jeopardize prevention efforts already undertaken.
Kinsey's attorney, Hilton Napoleon II, refused to let his client discuss the shooting, saying that could jeopardize the investigation and future litigation.
The crisis, combined with the energy crisis, could jeopardize the achievement of the MDGs and increase social and political tensions.
Leaders from across the world have also condemned the move, which could jeopardize prospects for peace and enflame regional tensions.