Examples of using Jeopardising in English and their translations into Romanian
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including health care workers, and jeopardising the capacity of the health sector to efficiently respond to that crisis.
particularly Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica- had shown"zero" co-operation with the tribunal, thus jeopardising plans to complete its work in 2008.
Where it identifies risks jeopardising the proper functioning of the Economic
War Crimes Issue Blocking Serbia-Montenegro's Progress Towards Integration 15/12/2004 Belgrade's lack of co-operation with the UN war crimes tribunal is straining the state union of Serbia-Montenegro and jeopardising its chances for EU integration,
Belgrade's lack of co-operation with the UN war crimes tribunal is straining the state union of Serbia-Montenegro and jeopardising its chances for EU integration,
of fundamental freedoms which these same communication media are jeopardising.
the only consequence of which will be jeopardising medium- and long-term growth,
In order to prevent the suspension arrangements referred to in paragraph 1 from jeopardising the stabilisation measures referred to in Article 20,
This decision obliges the Member States to deal with the earlier achievements with care, whilst not jeopardising future development through selfishness,
of raw materials and of consumer goods, unrealistic price structures have developed, jeopardising the long-term prospects of the links in the value chain, together with the entire economic
The funding commitment by Member States is significantly below that which was expected, jeopardising the ability to establish a critical mass of activity
The risk of jeopardising the major achievements of the Palestinian Authority in state-building if the current financial difficulties are not addressed by a common effort of the PA,
Member States there is scope for an enhanced cooperation/coordination of the Member States without jeopardising their individual participation.
fiscal consolidation- including the efficient allocation of financial resources- could be a way of finding a path towards restoring balanced public budgets in the medium term without jeopardising the objective of strong growth.
It aims to enable it to respond effectively to exceptional circumstances which would put the overall functioning of Schengen cooperation at risk, without, however, jeopardising the principle of free movement of persons.
access to services and could be reviewed without jeopardising quality and safety.
benefits of energy efficiency, without jeopardising consumer access to energy
restraint in the 2012 financial year, without jeopardising the ambitious goals that it has set,
view to achieving better prices within the Community, without thereby jeopardising the goal of freeing the Community market.
(8) A single opinion for each Member State concerned reduces delay in the commencement of a trial without jeopardising the well-being of the people participating in the trial