Examples of using Jeopardised in English and their translations into Swedish
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It is clear that employment in these areas would also be jeopardised should injurious dumping be allowed to continue.
In Hungary's view, this jeopardised one of the main objectives of reform of the fruit and vegetable common market organisation.
which would have jeopardised the victories hard won during over 100 years of labour struggle.
The rapporteur-general ended his statement by condemning the xenophobic statements made by many politicians, which jeopardised the European project
The proper working of a single market based on common prices would be jeopardised by the granting of certain aids.
was that it jeopardised Community aid for modernising
The use of the fake passports in this situation has jeopardised that position, especially in Dubai.
Probate genealogists are frequently instructed to take over investigations where a solicitor has begun a search but inadvertently jeopardised the beneficiary's.
The proper working of a single market in dried fodder would be jeopardised by the granting of national aid.
You weren't thinking about those kids when you put your children into that programme and jeopardised a decade's worth of research investment made by this company!
Whereas the job cuts made in a majority of the Member States' national tax authorities through austerity measures over the past years have greatly jeopardised the implementation of the Commission's Action Plan;
Since activities relating to the implementation of ESS Vision 2020 depend on ESS funding, they would be seriously jeopardised without sufficient budgetary support.
Malta in Heading 4 has increased the over-burdening further and jeopardised the ready availability of these funds.
The proper working of a single market based on common prices would be jeopardised by the granting of national aid.
The UN Secretary-General has rightly said that the Burundians must experience an improvement in their living conditions if this peace process is not to be jeopardised.
It saddens me that the implementation of the Hungarian Presidency programme could be jeopardised by the government's attacks on the rule of law.
rely on public transport- will be jeopardised due to the inflexibility of this proposal.
Unless upland areas are appropriately managed by people who live there, the production of such goods and services will be jeopardised.
The Community legislature also intended that the protective regime thus established should not be jeopardised when personal data leave Community territory.
The proper working of the single market based on common prices would be jeopardised by the granting of national aid.