Examples of using Would endanger in English and their translations into Hungarian
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cleanliness of any of the society's vehicles were compromised this would endanger everyone“on board”.
diverging policies which would endanger a uniform prudential policy across the single market.
Inconsistencies and gaps in the implementation by Member States would endanger the success of the whole project.
Repealing the Novel Food Regulation would do away with harmonised food safety rules and would endanger the free movement of(novel) food in the EU.
I thought I could trust her… to figure out where the line was between what the public should know and what would endanger lives, but she wanted a bigger story.
Because telling the world we killed 82 kids on purpose, would endanger every one of your case officers in the field.
Judge Hellerstein ordered the government to show why the release of the photos would endanger American lives,
to refrain from any action that would endanger their life or security.
social issues of its workers, or would endanger the safety and security in ports.
a development that would endanger the citizens and menace its neighbours,
even to a different country in Africa, would endanger them further.
the centrifugal tendency of particularistic pursuits is not allowed to get completely out of hand, since that would endanger the survival of the system as a whole.
even to a different country in Africa, would endanger them further.
as the establishment in a winegrowing region of a variety producing poor quality wine would endanger the reputation of the whole winegrowing region, therefore would hurt public interest.
may cover the whole cost if this would endanger the livelihood of the applicant or his family.
uneven application would endanger the project of creating a level-playing field.
it would be entirely inconsistent for us to attempt to exert any political influence in the governments of this world or to do anything that would endanger the peace and safety of the nation.
She criticized several of its points and pointed out that the draft regulation on the administrative high court would endanger judicial independence and undisturbed professional work.
if this would lead to substantial problems for the operation of the local energy system and would endanger the stability of the local grid;
with the reasoning being that allowing journalists in would endanger the safety of the asylum seekers living in the camp,