Примери за използване на Jeopardises на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This jeopardises soil health all the more.
The directive's rejection jeopardises competitiveness.
It jeopardises the success of our foreign policy.
Work don't like it, it jeopardises your work sometimes.
It jeopardises the objectives of the Europe 2020 agenda.
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We must be clear that this dishonesty jeopardises the future of our grandchildren.
This jeopardises our businesses, promotes crime and destroys jobs.
Whereas the new division of the continent jeopardises the security of both the EU and Russia;
This jeopardises the achievement of the targets set out in the Commission's 2011 White Paper.
The Council's decision states that this document jeopardises Bulgaria's national interests.
Urban congestion jeopardises EU goals for a competitive and resource-efficient transport system.
This is a cause of uncertainty for stakeholders and jeopardises strategic continuity.
The lack of funding jeopardises successful judicial reform in Afghanistan.
When a new girl harbouring a dark secret arrives in town,their relationship jeopardises everything.
Election code proposal jeopardises Badinter Principle, opposition says.
I therefore voted in favour of this report,which in no way jeopardises the EU wine industry.
The Hungarian celebration on 15 March jeopardises from one year to the next the good understanding between Romanians and Hungarians.
I think that the EU should be prepared to face any attack or accident which jeopardises Europeans' security and health.
The absence of good cooperation jeopardises the ability of the Ombudsman and the European Parliament to supervise the Commission effectively.
It aggravates regional tensions in andaround the Korean Peninsula, and jeopardises security both in the region and beyond.".
This jeopardises the fate of this crucial document, which is the only effective verifiable international agreement to end nuclear testing.
Whereas the new division of the continent jeopardises the security of both the EU and Russia;
The planned takeover"jeopardises the continuation of dialogue[between Belgrade and Pristina] and implementation of the status-neutral agreements that have been reached," it said.
Reducing the budgets for national healthcare programmes jeopardises access to the newest and most effective treatments.
Special attention is warranted in the case of farmers' organisations the particular objective of which is the joint production or marketing of agricultural products or the use of joint facilities,unless such joint action excludes competition or jeopardises attainment of the objectives of Article 33 of the Treaty.
The control context:fishing overcapacity jeopardises compliance with rules and effectiveness of controls 107.
For small Agencies with limited resources, releasing funds at the end of the year jeopardises the implementation of operational activities.
The law passed last night in the Polish Senate jeopardises the free and open discussion of the part of the Polish people in the persecution of the Jews at the time.
Serbia-Montenegro President Svetozar Marovic said that lack of co-operation with the ICTY"directly jeopardises the European future of Serbia-Montenegro".[AFP].
In its current form, the legislative proposal on the future CAP jeopardises European regions' autonomy in managing the CAP.