Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Would jeopardise in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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One user has claimed that imposition of anti-dumping duties would jeopardise its exports outside the Community given the increase in its costs compared to its competitors located outside the Community.
if I thought for a second that keeping her would jeopardise her well-being.
Were that not so, the Commission would be required to apply that notice retroactively solely with respect to undertakings which find it favourable to them, which would jeopardise the Commission's policy.
One risk is that a loss of mutual confidence between the customs authorities of different Member States might lead to intra-Community checks being re-imposed, which would jeopardise the unity and freedoms of the single internal market.
part of human genes would jeopardise the freedom of research and impede the progress of medicine.
They did not want the European Central Bank to become a fully-fledged institution on the grounds that this would jeopardise the independence of the monetary institution, but I am sure this was just an excuse.
Nevertheless, this detailing of the law set out in the Treaty is important to prevent excessively disparate interpretations that would jeopardise the consistency of EU law.
may under no circumstances be obliged to perform duties for which the assess ment has revealed a risk of exposure, which would jeopardise safety or health, to the agents and work ing conditions listed in Annex II, Section B.
the Irish PMI market as thus regulated might experience disequilibrium that would jeopardise its functioning and, accordingly, the very achievement of those objectives.
Denmark will coordinate its position with the Community and will abstain from any actions that would jeopardise the objectives of a Community position within its sphere of competence in such negotiations.
Denmark will coordinate its position with the Community and will abstain from any actions that would jeopardise the objectives of a coordinated position of the Community within its sphere of competence in such negotiations.
The Participating Countries shall not be obliged to provide the Commission with information which would jeopardise national security, and the Commission shall not pass on
Anyone who would jeopardise production at this steelworks on principle, by demanding the return of the aid that was granted at the time, would not just
The registration of the name proposed would jeopardise the existence of an entirely
To avoid withholding of information or any side initiative that would jeopardise the project, communication upwards
pursuant to this Directive, unless the disclosure would jeopardise the financial markets or cause disproportionate damage to the parties involved.
sometimes violently, against a draft directive that would jeopardise their status and lead inevitably to large job losses in their profession.
a need to consider the extent to which the exercise of certain data protection rights by an individual would jeopardise the prevention, investigation, detection or prosecution of criminal offences or the execution of criminal penalties in a specific case.
avoid the total abandonment of production, because that would jeopardise entire sectors,
as the increase the Council proposed is an obvious area of interest for them and would jeopardise Parliament's priorities.