Примери коришћења Jeopardises на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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This decision jeopardises the security and future of all of Europe.
It aggravates regional tensions in and around the Korean Peninsula, and jeopardises security both in the region and beyond.".
Any further delay in fulfilling these obligations jeopardises the successful completion of the tribunal's work and interferes with the tribunal's ability to fulfill its mandate.
This misuse not only facilitates terrorist activity, butalso undermines donor confidence and jeopardises the very integrity of NPOs.
Ukrainian issue seriously jeopardises unity of the Orthodox Church.
Establishing a firm rule of law is the foundation of every democratic country andthe lack of a justice system jeopardises a society's values, he said.
Election code proposal jeopardises Badinter Principle, opposition says.
Serbia-Montenegro President Svetozar Marovic said that lack of co-operation with the ICTY"directly jeopardises the European future of Serbia-Montenegro".[AFP].
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.
Whereas the new division of the continent jeopardises the security of both the EU and Russia;
In an address to the UN Security Council on Friday(January 22nd), Serbian President Boris Tadic called the plan"an unnecessary anddangerous provocation" that jeopardises the fragile stability of Kosovo.
If a decision of the City Council is deemed to violate the laws in force or jeopardises the welfare of the City, the Mayor shall challenge it within three days.
While satisfied with the domestic security situation, he says risks are right next door."From the security aspect,Kosovo is a problem for Serbia that in a way jeopardises security in Serbia itself.
Annan"urges all parties involved to bring an immediate halt to the violence, which jeopardises the stability of Kosovo and the security of all of its people," the statement read.
The president, according to the constitution, can decree a law within eight days orreturn it to the executive bodies if the law goes against the interests of the public or jeopardises the functioning of Kosovo institutions.
Article 55 Removal of a construction orother structure whose use and/or existence jeopardises the protection or use of cultural property shall be carried out in line with the law on expropriation.
Irregularities in the operations of an undertaking(hereinafter: irregularities) shall mean such states and/or actions which are not in conformity with business policies and internal acts of the undertaking, and the rules of the insurance profession and actuarial profession, good business practices and business ethics,and/or inconsistent application of policies and acts, which jeopardises the operations of such undertaking, especially with regard to organizational requirements and the risk management system.
Failure to co-operate"directly jeopardises the European future of Serbia-Montenegro, as well as the stability and survival of the common state" Marovic said, adding that he would brief the EU about the activities of those involved.
A move by the Republika Srpska Parliament to reject an agreement on police reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina jeopardises the country's chances for starting talks on a Stabilisation and Association Agreement with the EU before the end of this year.
(a) the audit firm shall establish appropriate policies and procedures to ensure that no person, including any partner, director, member or shareholder of the audit firm or of a firm in its network,intervenes in the carrying out of a statutory audit in any way which jeopardises the independence and objectivity of the statutory auditor who carries out the statutory audit on behalf of the audit firm;
Due to the court-ordered price cut,"EPCG will receive 19m euros[less revenue]in 2010 than in 2009, which jeopardises the maintenance of energy systems in Montenegro," EPCG's PR Manager Mitar Vuckovic told SETimes.
The decision by the Republika Srpska National Assembly(RSNA) to reject an EU-backed proposal to unify Bosnia and Herzegovina's(BiH)police forces jeopardises the country's future, top international envoy Paddy Ashdown said Tuesday(31 May).
An audit firm shall establish appropriate policies and procedures to ensure that its owners or shareholders, as well as the members of the administrative, management and supervisory bodies of the firm, or of an affiliate firm,do not intervene in the carrying-out of a statutory audit in any way which jeopardises the independence and objectivity of the statutory auditor who carries out the statutory audit on behalf of the audit firm;
Cos you don't wanna jeopardise national security?
Jeopardise my son's life?
This could jeopardise everything we've worked towards.
Jeopardise their safety.
It is I who has jeopardised our friendship, not you.
You know this can jeopardise your chances for parole?
However, such a move could jeopardise the current government and lead to early elections.