Examples of using Jeopardises in English and their translations into Dutch
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Securities lending and borrowing jeopardises jobs in Europe
Exploitative employment of illegal immigrants also jeopardises other workers, whose working conditions are pushed down.
This violence jeopardises a peaceful future
The rise in religious intolerance and fanaticism jeopardises a fundamental freedom,
Seriously jeopardises this mission. in my opinion with the ship's redesign, That, plus your unfamiliarity.
Seriously jeopardises this mission. That, plus your unfamiliarity with the ship's redesign, in my opinion.
In my opinion seriously jeopardises this mission. That, plus your unfamiliarity with the ship's redesign.
That, plus your unfamiliarity with the ship's redesign, in my opinion, seriously jeopardises this mission.
You go back in there, your participation jeopardises any charges we want to make against Hammers.
Excessively close cooperation- particularly on the purchasing side- between such large chains jeopardises free competition
My group deeply regrets this dramatic step which jeopardises the UN peacekeeping operations in general.
This, ladies and gentlemen, not only harms the chemical industry but also jeopardises the environmental objective we have set ourselves.
In addition, this one-sided American government measure jeopardises the new trade round within the WTO.
a proper agreement can be concluded rather than this half-baked effort that jeopardises legal security.
They all showed that focusing only on such indicators jeopardises the well-being of staff and students, and threatens a university's overall health.
We must be clear that this dishonesty jeopardises the future of our grandchildren.
in turn, jeopardises the entire economy.
Whether or not what I have to say jeopardises my campaign is for the voters to decide.
it also fundamentally jeopardises our freedom.
regulating financial institutions to guarantee that they will not continue to adopt risky behaviour which jeopardises the European Union's financial stability.