Examples of using Could jeopardise in English and their translations into German
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increases in transport and electricity demand which could jeopardise the climate change performances of some of these countries.
developments that could jeopardise the survival of the company include transactions fraught with particular risk,
electricity demand which could jeopardise the performance of some of these countries.
as well as the lack of a clear and generally recognised growth policy, could jeopardise the success of the Youth Opportunities initiative.
because failures during the settlement of collateral could jeopardise the implementation of monetary policy and the smooth functioning of payment systems.
custody of collateral could jeopardise the implementation of monetary policy and the smooth functioning of payment systems.
the lack of a clear and generally recognised growth policy could jeopardise the success of this new proposal,
because failures during the settlement of collateral could jeopardise the implementation of monetary policy and the smooth functioning of payment systems.
I am also concerned that we are moving towards the total separation of the evaluation mechanisms for each part of the mandate, which could jeopardise the efficiency and consistency of the system.
their use in certain situations could jeopardise defence guarantees and fundamental procedural principles such as security, certainty, an adversarial process and immediacy.
that it is dangerous, for it could jeopardise the relationship of trust between doctors and patients on which studies and research have shown that half the success of treatment depends.
Non-tariff barriers could jeopardise international development.
It could jeopardise our entire operation.
This could jeopardise everything we have worked towards.
It could jeopardise my comrades who depend upon me.
In some cases that particular position could jeopardise security itself.
The release of this information could jeopardise the success of the inspections.
Otherwise it would appear discriminatory and could jeopardise investments in other networks.
Any changes to the text of the proposal could jeopardise this goal.