Examples of using Would compromise in English and their translations into Swedish
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as a"big bang" would compromise growth prospects;
they wish you would compromise, then, they would compromise.
once launched, would compromise the user's system.
as this is how the threat would compromise their system.
once opened, would compromise the system of their target.
Amendment Nos 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 55, 60 and 61 would compromise considerably this objective.
I told him that that would compromise what the artist intended,
To push your political goals on my followers? I would compromise my reputation… You think?
That he would compromise a lady's reputation, scarcely having made her acquaintance. by stepping out with her.
which, if exploited would compromise data security, potentially allowing access to confidential data,
That he would compromise a lady's reputation by stepping out with her scarcely having made her acquaintance.
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pure DNA, which would compromise their ability to hold genetic information and replicate.
the act of abandoning one of these pillars would cause problems and would compromise the achievement of the aforementioned objectives.
which relates to a matter where the decision has not yet been taken shall be refused if disclosure of the document would compromise the Court of Auditors' decision-making process.
preliminary consultations within the Court of Auditors shall be refused even after the decision concerned has been taken if disclosure of the document would compromise the Court of Auditors' decision-making process.
in turn, would compromise all involved.
given that terminating trade preferences would compromise these countries' economic recovery,
if not compensated, would compromise the reduction of the deficit below 3% of GDP in 2005.
An increase in the vehicle size would compromise the essential user requirements, caused by a loss in manoeuvrability,