Examples of using Could endanger in English and their translations into Finnish
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to refrain from actions that could endanger a peaceful resolution
Furthermore, the terminal representative has to notify to the port State control authorities any deficiency found on board that could endanger the safe loading
The Clean Room Service is a standardized workwear service to ensure that no out-of-place particles enter the customer's production facilities that could endanger product safety.
In the conclusions, the Council expresses its concern that the EU's extensive use of resources has negative effects on the environment and could endanger future resource availability.
a threat to democracy that could endanger the entire region.
We cannot allow the flying, working and rest time of flight crew members in the European Union to be subject to lower security requirements, which could endanger people's lives.
The Designated National Authority of the Member State concerned may waive the export notification requirement if the export relates to an emergency situation where delay could endanger public health or the environment in the importing country.
Simply harmonising rates of duty before other economic factors are brought more closely into line could endanger the market position of some products as a result of interventionist action on their pricing, making them too
In any case, Commissioner, Parliament commits to amending this procedure if it is shown that the inclusion of these aspects within the scope of the ordinary legislative procedure could endanger compliance with the European Union's obligations
reported as a virus, though sailing on it is safe and it does not contain anything that could endanger the personal or financial data of the visitors
Implementation of the European Progress Microfinance Facility(EPMF) seems to be slower than expected, a situation which could endanger its purpose and which is manifestly at odds with the speed of its adoption in March 2010.
as is that of persons whose presence on the territory could endanger public policy in that State.
Such trends can be losses in competitiveness that could endanger a high level of economic activity
The peer review process allows for early identification of inconsistencies and measures that could endanger other Member States' security of supply,
in which providing the individuals concerned with information at too early a stage could endanger the work of national judicial authorities.
eliminate harmful competition which could endanger the functioning of the internal market
to refrain from actions that could endanger a peaceful resolution
this Directive provides for a reporting by the terminal representative of any deficiency found that could endanger the safety of loading or unloading operations.
he pointed out that this step could endanger the security of users' confidential data.
from certain ticks and from tapeworms which could endanger the health of both humans and animals.