Examples of using Jeopardising in English and their translations into Swedish
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Iran successfully tested a new long-range missile, thus jeopardising regional and global security.
It is regrettable that this should happen precisely at this moment in time, jeopardising the peace negotiations between India
systemic institutions can be resolved without jeopardising financial stability.
Monetary policy can contribute to an economic recovery in so far as this is feasible without jeopardising price stability.
The rise in unemployment among Member States is a matter for concern, jeopardising the principle of intergenerational solidarity.
Such reforms should be undertaken without jeopardising the recovery of public finances
Firstly, without jeopardising the improvement in public finances, which had been achieved, public investments must be reinforced.
it will contribute to the possibility of higher growth without jeopardising the inflation target.
Moreover, I believe that over-regulation of the media is counterproductive, jeopardising effective pluralism in the public sphere.
Such reforms should be undertaken without jeopardising pubbc finances
In this way, the e ectiveness of providing SGEIs should increase without jeopardising their operation.
Over-regulation of the media is counterproductive, jeopardising effective pluralism in the public sphere.
Any Parliament that relied on such an assurance would be jeopardising one of its fundamental rights
Progress has been made in providing adequate pensions without jeopardising financial sustainability and work incentives.
no inroads to cut costs jeopardising the quality and durability of the machine.
The need to avoid jeopardising achievement of the aim pursued in introducing quantitative restrictions.
This project must be used for peaceful purposes within the framework of international cooperation, without jeopardising the citizens' rights, freedoms and guarantees.
In spite of some progress made, I regret that the main objectives of the Euro-Mediterranean partnership have not been reached, jeopardising their planned achievement by 2010.
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.
We must therefore ask ourselves whether the phenomenon can be allowed to continue without jeopardising our European model of agriculture.