Examples of using Could jeopardise in English and their translations into Swedish
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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;
It urges the Congolese authorities to avoid initiatives that could jeopardise the chances of success of the national dialogue.
Furthermore, the prospect of such a publication after the review procedure is closed could jeopardise the willingness of undertakings to cooperate when such proceedings are pending.
In its replies, the Commission recalled that the refugee crisis had put Member States' asylum systems under extreme pressure, which could jeopardise application of the Dublin rules.
Amendment 22, because the change in the wording could jeopardise customs' ability to perform random checks;
This could jeopardise the true reach of several of the rights we are upholding here.
They highlight a number of factors that could jeopardise their effectiveness and efficiency in the mid- to long-term, such as demographic changes
It underlines the importance of avoiding any unilateral action which could jeopardise this negotiating process and to ensure the democratic legitimacy of its outcome.
This report could jeopardise the historical fishing rights of the Scottish fleet
A rapid accession without the necessary structures to cushion against social hardship could jeopardise the whole process of integration.
there are commercial interests that could jeopardise road safety considerations.
The Council has rejected the vast majority of Parliament's 23 amendments with regard to the investigation of shipping accidents, which could jeopardise the independence of investigations.
Several opinions underlined that the provisions of the proposal could jeopardise the competitiveness of the EU economy.
we are wary of the slow pace of this reconstruction, since it could jeopardise the stability necessary for the development of the country.
The legal framework for the forthcoming local elections has been altered and could jeopardise the participation of the opposition parties.
Taking into account jobs in mining-related industries, this could jeopardise up to 100 000 jobs.
According to Amendment 4, the clause ought not to be there, something which could jeopardise the agreement with the Council.
We must demand that there should be no exceptions which could jeopardise people' s health and the ecosystems.
He or she had reasonable grounds to believe that the use of internal reporting channels could jeopardise the effectiveness of investigative actions by competent authorities;
The organisational units of these associations are not associated with a common economic interest, which could jeopardise their independence.