Examples of using Jeopardised in English and their translations into Hungarian
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which was a benchmark for the rest of the world, has been weakened, jeopardised, and in some countries even dismantled.
the Government had indicated how exactly asylum-seekers' safety could be jeopardised in practice, especially if the research only took place with their consent.
privatisation of rail services which has jeopardised workers' rights and reduced the number
She stressed that women rights are jeopardised in Tunisia and Morocco
moral development are jeopardised.
in the context of a fragile economic recovery jeopardised by the situation in emerging global markets
reducing the number of low birthweight babies was too slow, which jeopardised the chances of achieving the sustainable development goals related to these two factors.
unless the presence of such person jeopardised the interests of the investigation.
V Where lengthy negotiations of new protocols jeopardised the continuation of fishing activities,
Parliament and the Council also reached agreement that we should certainly restrict the opening up of networks for cross-border services if that jeopardised the economic equilibrium of public and regional passenger services.
safeguard the development programme jeopardised by the drop in revenue, additional financial support
delayed publication is considered to be insufficient to ensure that the stability of the financial markets will not be jeopardised.
could even have jeopardised the ongoing economic recovery in Europe and the world.
delayed publication is considered insufficient to ensure that the stability of financial markets is not jeopardised.
delayed publication is considered to be insufficient to ensure that the stability of financial markets will not be jeopardised.
the financial crisis jeopardised many plans and reduced the expected volume of investments.
the Government have indicated in what respect the safety of asylum-seekers would have been jeopardised in practice by the proposed research especially if it hadtaken place only with the consent of the individuals involved.
delayed publication is considered to be insufficient to ensure that the stability of the financial markets will not be jeopardised.
Furthermore, neither the OIN nor the government have indicated in what respect the safety of asylum seekers would have been jeopardised in practice by the proposed research,
the interim measures sought, the very existence of the applicant would be jeopardised.