Examples of using Jeopardising in English and their translations into Hungarian
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payment services providers can keep payments convenient without jeopardising the security of payments.
might rise rapidly, thereby jeopardising the foundations on which organic farming in Europe is based.
In my opinion, regulations jeopardising occupational pension systems that have been successfully implemented in many European countries should not be enacted at European level.
To establish a common framework for a systematic European approach without jeopardising the common transport market and existing security measures;
can easily cross borders, thus jeopardising the European social model.
expected to ensure that banks in difficulties exit the market without jeopardising financial stability.
considerably affecting the dynamics of the negotiations on the 2010 budget and jeopardising Parliament's political priorities.
partners decides to withdraw, thus jeopardising implementation of the project.
We will then have a uniformly high level of protection without jeopardising sustainable agricultural production within Europe.
He also stated,"One thing that's certain is that those things are in no way jeopardising the privacy or the security of any of the users."[141].
After all, there are already products on the market that offer significantly better protection for pedestrians without jeopardising the safety of drivers or passengers.
In particular, the Agency should prevent additional national requirements in relation to the ERTMS from jeopardising its interoperability.
So your predecessor decided to keep the police in the dark thus jeopardising the entire investigation.
If these operations are not carried out at the same time, the same room could be used for both these activities without jeopardising safety status.
will insist on the simplification of the national rules by the Member States, without jeopardising sound financial management.
once more warns against jeopardising this important support or allowing it to wither away.
to the French Presidency: stop jeopardising this directive, for it is a very important document.
As a result, these extended timeframes risk causing delays in awarding grants, thus jeopardising the viability of many projects.
Another reason could be the risk of the accused frustrating or jeopardising the investigation, intimidating witnesses
using large areas of agricultural land, thus jeopardising food safety.