Examples of using Could jeopardize in English and their translations into Swedish
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Political
Uh, cousin Jared's business. Well, this endeavor could jeopardize.
While the relationship could jeopardize her place in society, as the mother of his heir.
His presence could jeopardize Pavel's escape.
His presence could jeopardize PaveI's escape.
Careful. Our involvement here could jeopardize that.
That could jeopardize your chances of getting in?
This could jeopardize the firm and, by extension, your career here, Monica, as an associate partner.
So why opt for these products that could jeopardize your wellness?
To refrain from major changes that could jeopardize the success we have already achieved.
Our involvement here could jeopardize that.
Searching the warehouse could jeopardize that.
Live from your machine before it could jeopardize your operating system.
Making use of steroids could jeopardize the lives of its users,
And whose bright idea was it to do the one thing that could jeopardize all of time?
The EU believes that such interventions could jeopardize the sovereignty, political independence
Thirdly, it could jeopardize the international obligations of the Union,
These sometimes involve questions of principle that could jeopardize the opening-up of public procurement in the Member States concerned.
Many private stakeholders were particularly concerned by amendments to categories that could jeopardize hunting and sports shooters activities.
Member States have an obligation under Article 5 of the Treaty to abstain from any measure which could jeopardize the attainment of the objectives of the Treaty, including Article 3 f.
I love that we're finally taking a stand against them, but this could jeopardize the lives of our patients.