Examples of using Jeopardising in English and their translations into Dutch
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These two exemptions would significantly reduce the cost of retrofitting without jeopardising the noise reduction objective.
This development must be supported without jeopardising the operation of the national health systems and whilst respecting the need for maximum safety.
They must be able to discuss and publicise their innovations without jeopardising their right to apply for a potentially profitable patent.
The idea was to strengthen the position of scientific education and research, without jeopardising the autonomy or competitive positions of universities.
mobilise the public and private financial resources to enhance emission reduction without jeopardising economic growth.
Gambling on a third reading and jeopardising the existing agreement again is too risky,
For example, the French Government is pressing ahead with the restructuring and privatisation of the armaments industries, jeopardising more than 50 000 jobs.
Any Parliament that relied on such an assurance would be jeopardising one of its fundamental rights and reneging on its corresponding legal
I would therefore appeal directly to the French Presidency: stop jeopardising this directive, for it is a very important document.
Like the Commission, the Committee feels that these reforms must be implemented without jeopardising the financial balance of the social security systems.
The Austrian delegation called for an appropriate solution without jeopardising the overall purpose of traceability.
thereby adding more bureaucracy and jeopardising the whole process.
Ministers have emphasized that transnational organised crime remains one of the major challenges jeopardising the creation of an area of freedom, security and justice.
Many of these irregularities are detected and/or reported belatedly, jeopardising the protection and proper usage of the public purse.
Many of these irregularities are detected and/or reported belatedly, jeopardising the protection and proper usage of taxpayers' money.
whose emissions keep rising, thereby jeopardising the progress made by other sectors.
In Portugal, the birth rate is not high enough to ensure that generations are replaced, and this situation is jeopardising the future.
increases in pensions or higher demand for other benefits, jeopardising sustainability.
families to hunger and emigration and is jeopardising civil peace in the country.
that also large and systemic institutions can be resolved without jeopardising financial stability.