Examples of using Jeopardising in English and their translations into Greek
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It should also ensure that also large and systemic institutions can be resolved without jeopardising financial stability.
In theory, energy farming on current agricultural land could contribute over 800 EJ, without jeopardising the world's food supply.
Where control of the external borders is rendered ineffective to such an extent that it risks jeopardising the functioning of the Schengen area because.
Calls on the Council to change the order of its Presidencies to prevent the process of withdrawal from jeopardising the management of the day-to-day business of the Union;
An air conditioned haven is just the environment you need to get an intense workout in without jeopardising your safety or health.
exploit natural resources responsibly without jeopardising their future.
reduced VAT on the islands which are bearing the brunt of migration without jeopardising our European commitments.”.
Parliament also calls on the Council to change the order of its presidencies to prevent the withdrawal process from jeopardising the management of the day-to-day business of the Union.
potentially jeopardising the(timely) meeting of policy objectives. For example.
the package totals EUR 2.7 billion, without jeopardising any EU policies.
it is not possible for the US government to‘retreat' from its role, without jeopardising the capitalist project itself.
In my opinion, regulations jeopardising occupational pension systems that have been successfully implemented in many European countries should not be enacted at European level.
If the prosecution could prove that a defendant was responsible for jeopardising the public good,
It should also ensure that even large institutions of systemic importance can be resolved without jeopardising financial stability.
supervisory arbitrage, jeopardising financial stability
The overriding objective will be to ensure that banks can fail without jeopardising wider financial stability.
thereby jeopardising the creditor's rights over the debtor's assets.
It should ensure that systemic institutions can be resolved without jeopardising financial stability.
this should not be at the risk of jeopardising health and well-being.
The majority of our seas are overfished jeopardising food security of more than 1 billion people for whom fish is a primary source of protein.