Examples of using We run the risk in English and their translations into Swedish
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Smiesimies waiting for the moment when jutīsimies happy- otherwise we run the risk of dying as well as never neiesmējušies.
We run the risk of delegating issues relating to the same offences which will then be punished in different ways.
Acts of terror have become so commonplace in our age… that we run the risk of becoming used to their images… to becoming desensitised to them.
Soda starts to react with the acid in the yogurt right away, and we run the risk of losing all the carbon dioxide,
We run the risk of either being arrogant towards those who have demonstrated quite properly, or instead being….
And we run the risk of losing all the ground we have managed to gain in the last three years.
I think that we run the risk of giving in to Turkey's wishes if we adopt the Lamassoure report as it stands.
Sweden is behind in this development, and we run the risk that our community needs are not met.
One minute they're telling us our planet is warming up due to human activity and we run the risk of potentially devastating environmental change.
This implementation sometimes takes place so peacefully, however, that we run the risk of forgetting what preceded it.
If we do not have a well-developed theological foundation to undergird our ministry, we run the risk of building the Church on programs rather than on Christ…[-].
If we do, we run the risk that the problems will manifest themselves on our doorsteps.
We run the risk of playing into the hands of the industry if we are reluctant to warn consumers about high calorie content, salt, fat and so on.
Today, we run the risk that, not only companies,
If we vote against this option of collective agreements, we run the risk that there will be no revision of the Working Time Directive at all, and we also jeopardise the chances of worker-friendly opt-outs.
Without an automatic Community reflex by the legal operators in the management of their affairs, we run the risk of reducing Community law to a second-order legal system,
Unless the EU is able to agree on common rules on migration, we run the risk of a race to the bottom: member states competing
If we fail to deal with the regulation of working time in the transport sector, we run the risk not only of endangering the health
then we run the risk, under certain circumstances, of subsidising in the wrong direction.
If the predominant factor of the Lisbon Strategy is competitiveness, we run the risk of channelling structural funds as a matter of priority to the least favoured regions with the greatest potential for development, to the detriment of regions with less development potential.