Examples of using Jeopardised in English and their translations into Danish
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the rights of citizens are also affected, and potentially, also jeopardised by this.
The cherry-picking that would have ensued would have jeopardised the ability of An Post to deliver daily and universally at reasonable cost.
unacceptable actions within the Commission that have jeopardised the reputation and the good name of the institution.
The level playing field could be jeopardised if some banks» IRB Approaches were validated by the supervisor on a consolidated basis,
the institutions of the Union cannot be jeopardised by precipitous action which could damage the process of European integration,
I do not see Eurojust's starting date early next year as having been jeopardised.
National rules are also jeopardised by commercial enterprises that also deal in books
meant that at the beginning of the eighteenth century the future of the University was jeopardised on more than one occasion.
public support for Schengen in Europe will be jeopardised.
the insurance undertaking is, or may be, jeopardised, the competent authority shall take appropriate measures at the level of the insurance undertaking.
then the consensus achieved with their vote in committee will be jeopardised.
the Lisbon goal of making Europe the world's most competitive economy by 2010 wouLd be jeopardised.
Home Affairs- I do not believe that the protection of personal data is jeopardised.
would be jeopardised.
I am quite sure you also jeopardised your own personal safety on many an occasion in this way,
Taking that approach could have jeopardised the economic prospects not just of the countries concerned
Socialist groups in Parliament, through their action today, have jeopardised the credibility of the European Parliament by rejecting the proposal for a Members' statute put forward by the Liberal Group.
crews are being jeopardised by this, as these routes are really unsafe,
as it would have paralysed this important programme and jeopardised, among other things, measures to improve nuclear safety.
many in the legal profession are asking whether this has jeopardised any future trial of the suspects in this case.