Examples of using Jeopardising in English and their translations into Polish
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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 spite of some progress made, I regret that the main objectives of the Euro-Mediterranean partnership have not been reached, jeopardising their planned achievement by 2010.
could force your service offline, jeopardising the ability of your business to operate.
putting their printers at risk of damage and jeopardising their warranties.
the study dragged on for almost ten years, jeopardising patient safety.
derailing the transition, thereby jeopardising further progress in institutional, social and economic reforms.
Using situationally optimal products can improve the efficiency in restorative care without jeopardising the treatment quality and dental esthetics.
flexibility of networks came the first attacks by so-called hackers, jeopardising the security of networks and information.
I should point out that there is no risk of an earthquake jeopardising the operation of the Cernavodă nuclear power plant.
stop jeopardising this directive, for it is a very important document.
Yet we have to do it without jeopardising the rights of authors
However, it should be ensured that the increased transparency does not result in jeopardising the competitiveness of European companies in relation to their global competitors.
In order to ensure the protection of personal data without jeopardising the purpose of criminal investigations,
I am jeopardising my position with Harper's Bazaar
increasing muscle strain and jeopardising precision of movement.
closer convergence can be achieved without jeopardising free collective bargaining.
integrate national markets without jeopardising the quality of supply.
One of the Member States' most important duties is to ensure the security of their citizens, but without jeopardising fundamental human rights.
Option 2 is recommended as it ensures coherence between the different EU directives without jeopardising creditors' rights.
rule simplification- without jeopardising existing protection levels-