Examples of using Jeopardises in English and their translations into Hungarian
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the continued conflict in Sri Lanka jeopardises all the efforts undertaken to ensure the technical
of the sign identical with the INTERFLORA trade mark jeopardises the maintenance by Interflora of a reputation capable of attracting consumers
does not allow the party against whom enforcement is sought to appeal against the decision taken at first instance dismissing his objection, jeopardises the effectiveness of consumer protection under Directive 93/13.
radio stations, which jeopardises freedom of expression.
unless the request jeopardises the effectiveness of the proceedings.
of the sign identical to the INTERFLORA trade mark jeopardises the maintenance by Interflora of a reputation capable of attracting consumers
submit plans for restructuring and regulating financial institutions to guarantee that they will not continue to adopt risky behaviour which jeopardises the European Union's financial stability.
As this is a serious situation which not only jeopardises the electoral choices legitimately made by the people,
informal, and this insecurity and informality seriously jeopardises the rights of those providing these types of services,
If such publication causes disproportionate damage to the persons involved, jeopardises the stability of financial markets
State aid that distorts competition and creates mistrust between Member States in actual fact jeopardises the European car industry's ability to survive, and this is the
If such publication causes disproportionate damage to the persons involved or jeopardises the stability of financial markets
where publication jeopardises the stability of financial markets
the phenomenon of counterfeiting seriously threatens the most legitimate socioeconomic interests in the European Union, jeopardises the competitiveness of undertakings,
Cooperating Party to relevant regional fisheries organisations, that country has not been identified by such organisations as one which permits fishing in a manner which jeopardises the effectiveness of international conservation measures.
as damage to the environment almost always also jeopardises the health of employees,
which also clearly jeopardises change, transformation
public aid should not be made available for the permanent transfer of fishing vessels to certain third countries that have been identified by the relevant regional fisheries organisations as countries that permit fishing in a manner which jeopardises the effectiveness of international conservation measures.
that country has not been identified by such organisations as one which permits fishing in a manner which jeopardises the effectiveness of international conservation measures.
the use of joint facilities, unless such joint action excludes competition or jeopardises the attainment of the objectives of Article 39 TFEU.