Examples of using Jeopardised in English and their translations into Croatian
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I am seriously concerned because the Macedonian identity is seriously jeopardised by neighbours, who I fear have dark agendas.
At certain points there was a real danger that the entire project would be jeopardised by the conflicts over institutional structures,
All of which could be jeopardised if sensitive information is disclosed.
They did not satisfy their parental obligations or the education of their child.- The fact that without proper cause, and jeopardised the health, the security- Meaning?
In March, Goshev said the exchange rate of the denar was seriously jeopardised and he would defend the fixed foreign exchange rate at any cost.
external oversight of the executive is dramatically weakened, and the rule of law is jeopardised.
At the same time, the proper functioning of the successful tenderer's supply chain should not be jeopardised.
And jeopardised the health, the security- Meaning?
when the security of the people in Kosovo is jeopardised.
Cypriot President Demetris Christofias said Turkey's EU accession process will be jeopardised if the country does not meet its obligations towards the EU and the Republic of Cyprus.
expressed the position that Croatia's accession should not be jeopardised by issues over the EU's new constitution.
The proper working of the single market based on common prices would be jeopardised by the granting of national aid.
Jennifer's been jeopardised.
implementation of the restructuring plan should not be jeopardised by company law.
The fact that without proper cause, they did not satisfy their parental obligations and jeopardised the health, the security
Jennifer's been jeopardised. I have been suspected of murder, my work has been delayed.
the person whose rights have violated or jeopardised by such action or omission on the part of the bailiff.
Takes the view that the objectives and implementation of the new texts must not be jeopardised in any way by the proposed postponement.
unlike Count Lippe, whose choice of Angelo might have jeopardised.
which could soon be jeopardised by the planned deforestation.