Examples of using Would jeopardise in English and their translations into German
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Regulation would jeopardise this positive situation.
You think I would jeopardise your job?
Insufficient energy supply would jeopardise these achievements.
A cure would jeopardise their plan to eradicate the Founders.
You would jeopardise that over this nonsense?
The introduction of complete ring-fencing would jeopardise other federal undertakings.
That would jeopardise the public's understanding of these agreements.
This would jeopardise their citizens' rights, guarantees and freedoms.
That would jeopardise the objective of a high level of consumer protection.
It is my belief that any disruption would jeopardise the whole proposal.
This would jeopardise the sound management and efficient implementation of the regulation.
Not reaching a decision would jeopardise our position in the ongoing WTO Round.
Some even asserted that such a reference would jeopardise the Charter' s proclamation.
This would jeopardise the implementation of the Euratom Treaty which requires establishment of uniform standards.
This would jeopardise not only the catching-up process but also the European model based on social cohesion.
Ultimately, it would jeopardise the operability and scope of use of this very widespread form of payment.
Clear rules should be provided in order to avoid any conflict of interests that would jeopardise this principle.
The Commission must decide whether any conflict of interest would jeopardise the quality of the advice.
Would jeopardise the conservation of the federal archive material; or.