Examples of using Jeopardises in English and their translations into Portuguese
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My group deeply regrets this dramatic step which jeopardises the UN peacekeeping operations in general.
This is a form of speculation which seriously jeopardises the future of many peri-urban agricultural areas
Failure to address this problem jeopardises not just the administration of justice,
avoid unilateral action that jeopardises the whole system.
we considered that the proposed amendment still jeopardises positive action.
the debt trap jeopardises growth and employment,
The lack of effective results from the agreed commitments seriously jeopardises the potential of the European Union.
In this thriller, her target is a CIA agent who jeopardises the security of both countries.
I condemn the flippancy with which the Council of Ministers has adopted this decision because it jeopardises the funding of agricultural subsidies for next year,
The resulting regulatory fragmentation not only jeopardises much needed investments in new technologies
This draft language law jeopardises the use of minority languages in every aspect of life,
Dealing carelessly with the privacy of our citizens jeopardises the basic trust of the people in their government
Any such exemption jeopardises the final opportunity to limit mercury in measuring devices for which there are alternative solutions before the legislation is adopted for the REACH programme.
monitoring of fishing activities in international waters jeopardises efforts to ensure the continuation of the Community's fleet presence in those waters.
Every day he roams around in public jeopardises national security.
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,
which requires European governments to be even more tolerant than at present with regard to non-European immigration, jeopardises the human rights situation in our very own countries.
The requests for exemptions have not been made publicly available, which jeopardises Parliament's ability to exercise effective scrutiny,
also- which is worse- jeopardises and weakens the International Criminal Court.
that age discrimination jeopardises solidarity between the generations,