Examples of using Jeopardises in English and their translations into Polish
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This jeopardises the entire credibility of the Common Fisheries Policy
Every day he roams around in public jeopardises national security.
financial reporting systems, which jeopardises transparency in the spending of money coming from European taxpayers.
The current mechanism jeopardises the correct and harmonised implementation of the measures introduced in the proposed revision of Council Regulation(EEC)
from new binding institutional rules- seem to be heading for a period of austerity that jeopardises the growth demanded by the financial markets.
This jeopardises the growth, innovation capacity
for data exchange facilities; regrets that this potentially jeopardises the traceability of animals across borders;
malfunction in the system carries serious risks for the internal security of the Union and jeopardises the Schengen area itself as an area of freedom,
to avoid further asymmetric impact of the crisis which jeopardises the balanced development of all territories within the Union.
regulating financial institutions to guarantee that they will not continue to adopt risky behaviour which jeopardises the European Union's financial stability.
led to clarifying the creditor protection rules under that directive in the sense that creditors have to show credibly that an operation concerning the company's capital jeopardises their claims if they want to obtain securities.
As this is a serious situation which not only jeopardises the electoral choices legitimately made by the people,
avoid unilateral action that jeopardises the whole system.
led to clarifying the creditor protection rules under that directive in the sense that creditors have to show credibly that an operation concerning the company's capital jeopardises their claims if they want to obtain securities.
any other such law which jeopardises the use of minority languages
following a case-by-case assessment, or where the competent authority considers that the publication jeopardises the stability of financial markets
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.
They jeopardise the consolidation of the rule of law
This could jeopardise our future.
Without such provisions, the social fibre of FTAs is jeopardised.