Examples of using Jeopardising in English and their translations into Slovak
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Gambling on a third reading and jeopardising the existing agreement again is too risky, in my view.
Calls on the Council to change the order of its Presidencies to prevent the process of withdrawal from jeopardising the management of the day-to-day business of the Union;
However, some existing trade barriers have been removed without jeopardising the health status of aquaculture animals.
It has come to my attention that someone on my watch misappropriated a vital piece of evidence jeopardising the entire case.
These two exemptions would significantly reduce the cost of retrofitting without jeopardising the noise reduction objective.
Parliament and the Council have been guaranteed more say in the matter, without jeopardising the EIT's autonomy.
Without controlled use of pesticides in our agriculture, we will drive more food production to less regulated regions of the world, jeopardising quality and food safety.
Yet we have to do it without jeopardising the rights of authors
In my opinion, regulations jeopardising occupational pension systems that have been successfully implemented in many European countries should not be enacted at European level.
The Parliament also called on the European Council to change the order of its presidencies to prevent the withdrawal process from jeopardising the management of the day-to-day business of the Union.
As a result, these extended timeframes risk causing delays in awarding grants, thus jeopardising the viability of many projects.
Only together they can produce enough fish to meet the demands of the growing global population without jeopardising the long term future of our wild fish stocks.
whose emissions keep rising, thereby jeopardising the progress made by other sectors.
Parliament also calls on the Council to change the order of its presidencies to prevent the withdrawal process from jeopardising the management of the day-to-day business of the Union.
could be reviewed without jeopardising quality and safety.
New forms of work such as the sharing economy should be introduced for the benefit of society, without jeopardising workers' rights and social protection systems.
The situation at the external border must not be allowed to deteriorate to the extent of jeopardising the functioning of the Schengen area.
Under the rules proposed by the Commission today, harmful psychoactive substances will be withdrawn quickly from the market, without jeopardising their various legitimate industrial
There needs to be sufficient certainty that distressed entities could be handled without jeopardising financial stability
Under the rules proposed by the Commission today, harmful psychoactive substances will be withdrawn quickly from the market, without jeopardising their various legitimate industrial