Examples of using Endanger in English and their translations into Slovak
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My life is endanger.
Certain foods can actually endanger your health.
The law states that foreign NGOs must not endanger China's national security and ethnic unity.
states that foreign NGOs must not endanger China's national security
the radioactive waste will remain a permanent risk factor which will endanger the health and safety of future generations.
Passed by China's national legislature last April, the law states that foreign NGOs must not endanger China's national security
never indicated it would endanger her or anybody else.".
(ii) To ensure that the person does not obstruct or endanger the investigation or the court proceedings; or.
At the same time, Estonia feels that low birth rates endanger the sustainability of our culture,
hinder another Participant or endanger the health of Participants and spectators is prohibited.
pastures for livestock, which would endanger the lives of local people.
Less conferred power would endanger an EU-wide integrated and coordinated deployment of interoperable ITS in road transport and their interfaces with other transport modes.
Relay protection refers to the study of power system failure and endanger the safe operation of the abnormal conditions to explore its countermeasures of anti-accident automation measures.
Repealing the Novel Food Regulation would do away with harmonised food safety rules and would endanger the free movement of(novel) food in the EU.
their use may endanger the health of employees.
New research suggests that an event of that magnitude would greatly endanger current plans for space travel,
Considers, therefore, that any cuts proposed by the Council would endanger the proper functioning of the agencies
the refusal to employ the means of ensuring integral human development endanger the pursuit of the common good.
Self-sustainability is also ensured through the co-financing requirement- raising that requirement further might however endanger many actions through lack of alternative funding sources.
Ever-harsher regulation of cross-border services would have a negative impact on the economy and would endanger the integrity of the single market,
