Examples of using Could jeopardise in English and their translations into Slovak
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It would set an unfortunate precedent that could jeopardise the status of other parks in Kenya.
specific national exclusion grounds always entail a risk of discrimination against foreign bidders and could jeopardise the principle of a European level playing field.
The legal framework for the forthcoming local elections has been altered and could jeopardise the participation of the opposition parties.
The austerity packages proposed for exiting the crisis should not result in measures which could jeopardise economic recovery.
It means among other things that CSA must not be purchased by company controlled by state that could jeopardise security interests of the Czech Republic.
Whereas such upheavals affect the development of the economic relations of the EU with the countries in question and could jeopardise the EU's energy security;
Such coordination at Union level will also avoid the divergence of applicable rules, which could jeopardise the proper functioning of the internal market.
face a choice that could jeopardise their immortality.
If the publication referred to in point(c) could jeopardise the stability of the financial system, the information under point(c)
where the use of internal channels could jeopardise the effectiveness of investigative actions by the authorities responsible).
having a large share of energy coming from wind power could jeopardise the reliable supply of electricity in the networks;
Delays could jeopardise the European Union's ability to respond to future crises should they arise
Such a change could jeopardise Objective 2, which currently benefits roughly two thirds of the European regions,
nuclear power could jeopardise the continent's security
The UK's departure from Euratom could jeopardise access to both research funds
in this case we are dealing with something that could jeopardise fundamental rights,
unfortunately, and could jeopardise the aim we have set ourselves of halving the number of victims on the roads.
refrain from any measure which could jeopardise the attainment of the Union's objectives,
refrain from measures which could jeopardise the Union's objectives.