Examples of using Jeopardises in English and their translations into Finnish
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It is a crime against people' s privacy, in addition to which it jeopardises the security of European states.
I myself will vote against this report which jeopardises people' s rights
Any such exemption jeopardises the final opportunity to limit mercury in measuring devices for which there are alternative solutions before the legislation is adopted for the REACH programme.
If the agreements are properly tested against the European rules, a proper agreement can be concluded rather than this half-baked effort that jeopardises legal security.
may also entail damage which jeopardises the long-term productive capacity of natural systems.
The contributions deferred pursuant to this paragraph shall be made later at a point in time when the payment no longer jeopardises the institution's financial position.
Consequently, the initiation of the investigation procedure in these cases in no way calls into question public-law business structures or jeopardises state functions.
This Green Paper recalls that economic crime jeopardises intellectual property(industrial,
I therefore voted in favour of this report, which in no way jeopardises the EU wine industry.
Any occurrence relating to the transport of dangerous goods which seriously jeopardises the aircraft or its occupants is also deemed to constitute a dangerous goods incident.
I hope that this Parliament will not accept a situation which jeopardises a European initiative of which we have been justifiably proud.
as if we needed one, that all too often human negligence jeopardises natural resources such as water.
This, ladies and gentlemen, not only harms the chemical industry but also jeopardises the environmental objective we have set ourselves.
informality seriously jeopardises the rights of those providing these types of services, even though they participate in
specifically the agreement on services, which jeopardises high-quality public services, prove the need for us to review the Commission's mandate.
penalises those whose improper conduct jeopardises the future of an entire sector which is of primary importance for the European economy.
to avoid further asymmetric impact of the crisis which jeopardises the balanced development of all territories within the Union.
For this reason the proposed amendment to the FIFG Regulation prohibits the granting of public aid for the transfer of vessels to third countries that have been identified by the relevant fisheries organisations as countries that permit fishing“in a manner which jeopardises the effectiveness of international conservation measures”.
The guarantee system serves to ensure that not everyone who is willing to become an entrepreneur automatically jeopardises his livelihood in the process and faces the risk of financial ruin, at the very least, for the rest of his life.
Any delay in reaching a common position which jeopardises the smooth transition from the current to the new Regulations is likely to interrupt the economic development process in the disadvantaged regions, with adverse consequences for that process.