Examples of using Jeopardises in English and their translations into Swedish
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The Commission proposal on the CMO for wine jeopardises the protection of European wine production.
foremost targets our security, but it also fundamentally jeopardises our freedom.
The Commission should be able to take immediate preventive action when possible violation of Community rules by Member States jeopardises conservation of stocks.
Through his or her behaviour jeopardises or is likely to jeopardise the safety of the operation of the means of transport; or.
Under this arrangement, should a Member State consider that a legislative proposal jeopardises fundamental aspects' of its legal system,
Through his or her behaviour jeopardises, or may be feared to jeopardise,
We also know that the cultivation of energy crops jeopardises and even destroys species diversity.
Securities lending and borrowing jeopardises jobs in Europe
the liberalisation of the markets that it demands, jeopardises the social entitlements of the candidate countries.
mineral materials jeopardises not just security of supply
That, plus your unfamiliarity with the ship's redesign, in my opinion, sir, seriously jeopardises this mission.
This Green Paper recalls that economic crime jeopardises intellectual property(industrial,
Considers that maintaining thresholds hampers the development of the internal market and jeopardises competition on a level playing field.
What has been involved is a danger of internal problems being projected outwards in a way that jeopardises international peace and security.
not only harms the chemical industry but also jeopardises the environmental objective we have set ourselves.
affects the conditions of competition, jeopardises budgetary sustainability
that age discrimination jeopardises solidarity between the generations,
The position of those supporting Amnesty's draft policy is clear- the vast majority of sex workers globally oppose criminalisation(including the‘Nordic Model' of criminalising clients), because it jeopardises their incomes, creates health vulnerabilities
but also because it jeopardises citizens' support for the European project.
that the draft directive, in spite of partial derogations in Article 17(20)-(23), jeopardises the successful creation of a unified legal instrument for contractual and non-contractual obligations under European law as set out by the Rome I and Rome II regulations.