Examples of using Jeopardise in English and their translations into Slovak
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their historic fishing rights and jeopardise relative stability.
If the applicant's economic situation is such that the payment of legal aid would jeopardise his/her subsistence or that of the members of his/her household.;
The improvements in growth were not accompanied by undue advancement of bone age, which would jeopardise future growth potential.
feedstuffs sectors and jeopardise the economic viability of domestic meat production.
the large economic groups, since it may jeopardise micro, small
For the other Russian exporting producer, the severity of price increases in the absence of affordable alternative products would jeopardise a sector where farm incomes are already precarious.
Considers that Council's cuts do not reflect the real needs and thus jeopardise the already significantly rationalised administrative expenditure;
To try to suppress nationhood and concentrate the power at the centre of a European conglomerate would be highly damaging and would jeopardise the objectives we seek to achieve.".
said that fiscal consolidation should not jeopardise social Europe.
agreements with foreign importers must not jeopardise the EU's ability to maintain a strong and vibrant sector.
On the other side, it is true that we are involved in a situation in which we must not jeopardise the work of the humanitarian organisations.
No-deal Brexit will damage local economies and jeopardise cross-border trade in Ireland,
think the amendments that would jeopardise agreement at first reading are desirable.
Emphasises that fragmented regulatory approaches would hinder implementation of autonomous transport systems and jeopardise European competitiveness;
In Eastern Europe, Bulgarian companies are also having difficulty in absorbing payment defaults which jeopardise the survival of nearly one in four companies(24 per cent).
Nevertheless, this detailing of the law set out in the Treaty is important to prevent excessively disparate interpretations that would jeopardise the consistency of EU law.
No-deal Brexit will damage local economies and jeopardise cross-border trade in Ireland, say local l….
misbehaviour would severely jeopardise the career of the awardee as a scientist.
The General Court disregarded the fact that those provisions required the Commission to examine whether the standards at issue jeopardise compliance with the basic requirements for construction works.
It could also jeopardise the realisation of the agreed policy goal of stronger recycling markets for a European Recycling Society.
