Examples of using Jeopardises in English and their translations into Romanian
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application of the new proposals and jeopardises the completion of the European single market in energy.
the infringement of which jeopardises the achievement of the purpose of the contract
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.
the use of joint facilities, unless such joint action excludes competition or jeopardises attainment of the objectives of Article 39 of the Treaty;
public aid should not be made available for the permanent transfer of fishing vessels to certain third countries that have been identified by the relevant regional fisheries organisations as countries that permit fishing in a manner which jeopardises the effectiveness of international conservation measures.
as damage to the environment almost always also jeopardises the health of employees,
As this is a serious situation which not only jeopardises the electoral choices legitimately made by the people,
endangering the whole operation, and jeopardising the Prince's life.
To allow renvoi would jeopardise the objective of legal certainty.
The release of this information could jeopardise the success of the inspections.
A: No, any other fuel different to pellets can jeopardise stove functioning.
I will not jeopardise it, eh?
I wouldn't jeopardise my relationship with you again.
She would not jeopardise other lives.
We must not jeopardise what we have gradually built up over the years.".
Sir, that might jeopardise the lives of the hostages.
Disclosure of my communications history could jeopardise undercover contacts
He wouldn't jeopardise everything here.
That could jeopardise millions' worth of contracts.
We would jeopardise agents still in the field.