Examples of using Could jeopardise in English and their translations into Polish
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There was some concern that the level of media coverage at the time could jeopardise a trial.
The Council has rejected the vast majority of Parliament's 23 amendments with regard to the investigation of shipping accidents, which could jeopardise the independence of investigations.
dealt with at an early stage since persistent social inequalities could jeopardise the financial and economic stability of EMU.
In its replies, the Commission recalled that the refugee crisis had put Member States' asylum systems under extreme pressure, which could jeopardise application of the Dublin rules.
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.
Member states are required to refrain from any measure which could jeopardise the attainment of the Union's objectives.
The legal framework for the forthcoming local elections has been altered and could jeopardise the participation of the opposition parties.
The Commission has expressed its concern that interchange fees of MasterCard and Visa could jeopardise the achievement of SEPA.
The Commission recalled that the refugee crisis had put Member States' asylum systems under extreme pressure, which could jeopardise application of the Dublin rules.
social conditions in the different Member States could jeopardise the EU's cohesion.
Arrangements which create expectations that financial institutions might receive support from the government could jeopardise the objective of the proposed framework,
to refrain from any measure that could jeopardise the attainment of the Union's objectives.
shall abstain from any measure which could jeopardise the attainment of the objectives of this Agreement.
generally recognised growth policy could jeopardise the success of the Youth Opportunities initiative,
to refrain from any measure that could jeopardise the attainment of the Union's objectives.
not send out any political signals that could jeopardise a positive end result.
sanctions to prevent or correct excesses that could jeopardise the financial stability of the EU
effective full implementation of all the measures envisaged, and of additional measures in case of adverse developments that could jeopardise the target of a deficit below 3% of GDP in 2005.
Underlines that corruption could still be a source of concern at national and local level, which could jeopardise local democracy
generally recognised growth policy could jeopardise the success of this new proposal,