Examples of using Jeopardise in English and their translations into Hungarian
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their conduct at work jeopardise the credibility of the Church and the institution in which they are employed.'.
this must not jeopardise the objectives and achievements of the PRIIPs Regulation.
this could clearly jeopardise cultural diversity.
that of customers must not jeopardise the results expected from the coordination.
The EESC therefore warns against unseemly haste, which could jeopardise the success of the project with the public.
There was“the danger that the consequences of this decision will harm the fight against IS and jeopardise the achievements made.”.
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.
The effects of Europe's energy vulnerability have been making themselves felt with the recent Ukraine conflict, which could jeopardise gas supplies to central Europe.
Fragmented European defence markets jeopardise the sustainability and competitiveness of Europe's defence and security industry.”.
it is also necessary because differing national regulations jeopardise the smooth operation of the internal market.
refrain from any measure which could jeopardise the attainment of the objectives of the Union.
These events can reduce the efficiency of the structure, jeopardise its durability or endanger the safety of its users.
Moreover, substantial differences in national procedures for resolution could result in unacceptable risks to financial stability and jeopardise the effective resolution of cross border groups.
must not resort to measures which jeopardise personal integrity.
may adversely affect the development of the ACP States and jeopardise the attainment of their development requirements.
These adjustments should not jeopardise the stability of the markets
No-deal Brexit will damage local economies and jeopardise cross-border trade in Ireland, say local l….
generally speaking, jeopardise previously acquired safeguards and benefits.
their historic fishing rights and jeopardise relative stability.
put Member States' asylum systems under extreme pressure, which could jeopardise application of the Dublin rules.