Примеры использования Jeopardise на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The sort of information that could jeopardise.
You might jeopardise my life You see that man?
Adi Da Kahn thinks that a visit to your father could jeopardise harmony in our commune.
We cannot jeopardise our lives getting involved in an affair which is none of our business.
Even in that case late abortions jeopardise the mother's life too.
I won't let you jeopardise the future of this kingdom over some fools servant It's not a fool servant.
First, financial restrictions obviously jeopardise the very survival of NGOs.
Jeopardise the right to intellectual property, unless the express written consent of the author or owner has been given.
Dependence of the risk control on business activity may jeopardise the clients' interests.
Unfair trading practices jeopardise the viability of businesses and make the retail supply chain inefficient.
One of objectives of FIFA is prevention of practices that might jeopardise integrity of the sport.
Another serious practical problem which may jeopardise any investigation at the beginning is how will the Police identify and contact the right holder.
It was felt that any adverse publicity to do with the drone fleet might jeopardise the kill.
They shall abstain from any measure which could jeopardise the attainment of the objectives of this Treaty.
He noted that“Iran is nota Middle Eastern problem. It rather poses a global threat, via its global terror arms, which jeopardise world stability.”.
Allowing secured creditors to lift the stay prior to that time could jeopardise reorganisation and result in prejudice to other creditors.
As the size of the decline is larger than the production or employment contraction, the industry might lack needed investments to improve its competitiveness,which in turn could jeopardise the coal restructuring process.
The question then is- could Mr Fenton's presence jeopardise our security in this dangerous climate by exposing certain vulnerabilities which could now be known to our enemies?
However, each type of hazardous medical waste presents hazards that jeopardise the enjoyment of human rights.
He or she is authorised to propose the enactment of measures aimed at preventing harmful actions,which may jeopardise the rights and interests of children, to the competent bodies of the state administration, local and regional government bodies, legal and natural persons.
It rather poses a global threat, via its global terror arms, which jeopardise world stability.”.
But if the necessary precautionshave not been taken, a road alignment may jeopardise resources that are vital such as water, patrimonial, or natural such as fauna and flora.
Proposes the implementation of measures for constructing an integrated system for safeguarding and promoting children's rights andpreventing harmful acts which may jeopardise children's rights and interests.
It is vital to avoid any misunderstandings that might jeopardise the success of your negotiation.
STS submitted correspondence with the families of the two engineers, and with Robert Cort, which indicates that the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office had instructed British nationals in Iraq to continue working,as failure to do so could jeopardise their lives.
Companies that comply with the requirements of the‘Yarovaya Law' by allowing the government a back- door key to their services jeopardise the security of the online communications of their Russian users and the people they communicate with abroad.
Having heard the report of the delegation of the Sudan on the scope of the foreign intervention in the internal affairs of the Sudan andon developments in connection with the foreign scheme to destabilize the country and jeopardise its security and territorial integrity.
In this regard,the latest developments in Ukraine proved to what extent the political instability challenged by intestinal battles of the political class may jeopardise the functioning of public institutions and affect the strategic European integration objective.
In the first option, the agreement to take back the spent fuel in a distant future may be a risk for both sides; on the customer's side, uncertain government policies may prevent the delivery and the payments for spent fuel, while on the host's side the delay in accepting fuel may cause negative economic andpolitical reactions and thereby jeopardise the whole project.
Saudi Arabia's long-term oil pricing policy has been to keep prices stable and moderate-high enough to earn large amounts of revenue, butnot so high as to encourage alternative energy sources among oil importers, or jeopardise the economies of Western countries where many of its financial assets are located and which provide political and military support for the Saudi government.