Examples of using Would undermine in English and their translations into Swedish
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Would undermine his authority. a Bajoran officer as an advisor Simply put, taking on.
A phase-in ending later than 2020 would undermine the ambition of the Regulation
I also felt it would undermine Mercosur, where, without Brazil, there is no Mercosur.
The Council argued that disclosure of legal opinions would undermine its ability to obtain independent legal advice.
Anything short of that would undermine the principles of CAP that,
This would undermine incentives towards labour restructuring in countries with small farm structures
Adopting the Commission proposal in its original form would undermine the result achieved in the Netherlands.
Such growth would undermine efforts being undertaken in other sectors to reduce the EU's overall GHG emissions.
A trade dispute would undermine the credibility of the Community's trade policy, which is clearly always opposed to the use of unilateral trade measures with extraterritorial applicability.
Subsidy competition would undermine Europe's cohesion,
do not become conceptual Trojan horses that would undermine the universality of human rights.
The EU underlines that those whose presence would undermine the transition should be excluded
This would undermine the Commission's right of initiative with respect to legislative proposals
But it would undermine the process of economic
Otherwise outermost regions would be at risk of generating- as happened with the metropolitan fleets- an excess of fishing capacity that ultimately would undermine their economy.
Such a freedom would undermine the reliability of the information provided by PCN
Is Russia's monopoly on the Eastern European natural gas market. would undermine with their pipeline The only thing that the Turks and the Georgians.
This would undermine the EU's global competitiveness,
The new model now being tested by the Commission ought not to lead to a process of nationalisation pure and simple which would undermine the established competition policy.
It would undermine our efforts in the Middle East,