Примеры использования Can endanger на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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What internal parasites can endanger the dog?
Delivery under such conditions can endanger the lives of the mother and the baby and put birth attendants at risk of HIV infection.
They have inherently high financial risks which can endanger their very survival.
Also concerned that the smuggling of migrants can endanger the lives or security of the individual migrants involved and entails great expense for the international community, including the costs of rescue, medical care, food, housing and transportation.
Tool reactions can occur when tightening and loosening screws, which can endanger the user.
Such a behavior can endanger other people.
Illegal copies of replacement parts for cars,trucks and aircraft also can endanger lives;
They ride as fast as they can, endangering wildlife and other trail users.
The magnitude of that threat is determined by the global coverage of the deployment, which can endanger all States without exception.
That the smuggling of migrants can endanger the lives or security of the migrants involved, Recalling.
Nowadays, methods of scams have reached unprecedented heights, and you risk not onlylosing a few banknotes, but also can endanger your life and the lives of your loved ones.
The Council recalls that the smuggling of migrants can endanger the lives or security of the migrants concerned, and invites the States that are party to the Protocol to cooperate with each other and with international(UN) organisations to prevent and suppress these activities.
Laws that focus on volunteering in formal organizations can endanger indigenous, non-formal volunteer traditions.
But their activities can equally affect the rights ofpeople far away from the source- as, for example, violations of privacy rights by Internet service providers can endanger dispersed end-users.
Also concerned that the smuggling of migrants can endanger the lives or security of the migrants involved.
AI also noted that most US states have no laws to restrict the use of restraints on pregnant women inmates, including during labour,a practice which can endanger the health of the woman and her baby.
Also concerned that the smuggling of migrants can endanger the lives or security of the individual migrants involved and entails great expense for the international community, including the costs of rescue, medical care, food, housing and transportation.
During the debates it was noted in particular that a number of provisions of the draft does not correspond to the international standards and can endanger the development of the freedom of speech and independent media.
Clearly, companies need to be concerned with their impact on workers and surrounding communities, but their activities can equally affect the rights ofpeople far away from the source, as, for example, violations of privacy rights by Internet service providers can endanger dispersed end-users.
It should request the Secretary-General to prepare, for its fifty-fifth session, a report on situations that can endanger the territorial integrity of States and recommendations aimed at prevention of the violent disintegration of States.
Furthermore, the law states that any foreign citizen in the condition of refugee is obliged to respect the Angolan Constitution and Laws, to not be involved in the Angolan political life norto carry out activities that can endanger or harm the Angolan national security or its relationships with other States.
While arms in themselves may not be the root cause of violence and conflict, their spread andeasy availability, and the increased likelihood of their diversion and misuse, can endanger stability and welfare as well as diminish investors' confidence and lead to social inequality.
Incorrect installation could endanger your child.
Referring to the problem of single women who became pregnant,he asked whether there was not a risk of clandestine abortions that could endanger the lives of both mothers and children.
Whosoever through negligence has permitted the emission of ionizing radiation that could endanger human life or health shall be punished by imprisonment or a fine of up to 60,000 euros.
That was especially true in developing countries where abortions were done by unlicensed practitioners and could endanger the lives of young women.
However, inadequate attention has often been given to system maintenance requirements, which could endanger sustainability in the longer term.
Work that could endanger the health, safety and morals of persons aged between 14 and 18 was also prohibited.
The Passenger shall be responsible for the actions that could endanger the life or health of other passengers and itself.
Under section 4 of the Act,access to audio-visual works whose content could endanger the moral development of juveniles is restricted to those who have reached the age of 15 or 18.