Примери коришћења Jeopardised на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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National unity is jeopardised.
It is I who has jeopardised our friendship, not you.
Human rights groups in Zimbabwe jeopardised.
You would have jeopardised your job if you didn't report me.
My safety has never been jeopardised.
This momentary indiscretion has jeopardised the most important thing in my life, the person I love and respect the most, Rob.
Otherwise the European project could be seriously jeopardised.
Such a situation would have seriously jeopardised the euro, among other problems.
There were no incidences as the safety of passengers was not jeopardised.
And now your weakness has jeopardised everything!
Our life and our existence is jeopardised," she added, speaking from the family's home in the town of Pale, 16km east of Sarajevo.
In a moment of madness their safety andsecurity is jeopardised.
The zone faced strong opposition from the EU and jeopardised Zagreb's chances of joining the Union.
These organisations were always ready to react with announcements andto exercise pressure on our authorities when the freedom of the media was jeopardised.
In March, Goshev said the exchange rate of the denar was seriously jeopardised and he would defend the fixed foreign exchange rate at any cost.
I am afraid that if a date for accession is not given to North Macedonia, all this effort we made with great sacrifices and compromises from both sides,could be jeopardised.
Meanwhile, the EU has warned Macedonia that its chances of membership could be jeopardised if voters reject the laws on territorial organisation.
House Judiciary Committee chairman, Jerrold Nadler, told reporters that Trump had endangered the US Constitution,undermined the integrity of the 2020 election and jeopardised national security.
Cypriot President Demetris Christofias said Turkey's EU accession process will be jeopardised if the country does not meet its obligations towards the EU and the Republic of Cyprus.
The work we have done together over the past years in terms of increasing security,strengthening our borders and closing information gaps should not be jeopardised,” he warned.
In February, it was rumoured that BiH's participation at Eurovision might be jeopardised due to a considerable debt-- nearly 2m euros-- owed to the European Broadcasting Union.
All that led to the Serbian citizens living today, 12 years after Milosevic,in a partocratic state that is seriously jeopardised by corruption," Bozovic said.
However, national unity has perhaps not been completely jeopardised as these Swiss Germans show solidarity with their French-speaking neighbours in the following video[fr].
He said his Polish counterpart, Ludwik Dorn,expressed the position that Croatia's accession should not be jeopardised by issues over the EU's new constitution.
In any transition society, when order andstability are jeopardised, the freedom of the media and information is also at risk," said Friedhelm Frischenschlager, of the OSCE Department of Democratisation in Pristina.
The EU reassured Bulgaria and Romania on Thursday(16 June) that their entry into the Union, planned for 2007,will not be jeopardised by the delay in the ratification of the bloc's constitutional treaty.
The defence ministry's task is to have the army equipped and trained to fulfill its lawful obligations to protect theinterests of Serbia's citizens, regardless of where in the world they may be jeopardised.
Members of the European Parliament have warned Bucharest that its 2007 EU entry plans may be jeopardised if democratic and political reforms are not fully implemented.
Montenegro had to recognise Kosovo's independence, Vujanovic told Serbian media prior tohis arrival in Belgrade, because it believed that European integration-- a top priority for the Podgorica government-- would otherwise be jeopardised.
These are not luxuries that BiH can acquire in leisurely fashion-- they are prerequisites for the safety of this country;they cannot be jeopardised because of short-term party-political self interest or because of administrative incompetence.".