Exemplos de uso de To jeopardise em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I just… I don't want to jeopardise our friendship, you know?
They will show themselves when it is safe for them to do so;they have no wish to jeopardise anything.
We cannot allow that item to jeopardise or weaken Agenda 2000.
Now that the hunt is over,it's time to chase up those websites which encourage visitors to jeopardise their freedom.
I don't want my inadequacies to jeopardise the completion of this work.
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At the time, this also provoked all sorts of arguments andit was said that it was going to jeopardise security in airports.
It is important not to jeopardise the efforts made to overcome the ORs' accessibility deficit.
He would not do anything now to jeopardise that.
Certain efforts are being made to jeopardise the current ban on driftnets, and these our group repudiates.
However, I shall not permit your aberrations to jeopardise my position.
That situation is therefore likely to jeopardise the principles of fiscal neutrality and legal certainty.
The most serious thing, however,is that these requests were made in order not to jeopardise the continuity of the Council.
Such a system threatens to jeopardise the EU's credibility in relation to impending enlargement and WTO obligations.
They shall refrain from any measures liable to jeopardise these objectives.
Zottolo's comment has also helped to jeopardise any positive effect that the recent Cansei(I Got Tired)- a campaign sponsored by Philips- would have had.
During the collection of this information steps must be taken not to jeopardise the discreet nature of the surveillance.
It never wishes to jeopardise its own relatively privileged position in the struggle against the powerful foe, the struggle which, as yet, it is not so easy to win.
Membership was kept secret so as not to jeopardise the ANC's relationship with the West.
The EU calls on both the LTTE andthe Government of Sri Lanka to refrain from further actions liable to jeopardise the peace process.
Both States will have to cooperate fully so as not to jeopardise a system which depends on mutual trust between the Member States.
Yes, and increase taxes It's one things to reform, rectify and negotiate things, butits entirely another thing to jeopardise all that we've….
Such prior communication would be liable to jeopardise the effectiveness of the freezing of funds and resources imposed by that regulation.
It did, however,also become clear that more progress with the reforms is needed in order not to jeopardise the achievement of the Lisbon objectives.
This is a major victory which we do not want to jeopardise by voting for populist amendments which do not offer any prospect of a real improvement.
Not only did these bombings, which hit India's financial centre, claim the lives of 52 people,they also threatened to jeopardise the peace process in the region.
Prior notification of the grounds would be liable to jeopardise the effectiveness of the fund-freezing measures, which must have a surprise effect and apply immediately.
And since it appears here that nothing has happened,I say that the Commission must be obliged to do something in order not to jeopardise the future of this fleet.
It is obvious that the purpose of the Commission's initiative is not to jeopardise their commercial viability; such a situation may be treated differently.
Yes, and eliminate federal agencies that are unconstitutional It's one things to reform, rectify and negotiate things, butits entirely another thing to jeopardise all that we've… Source.
The Commission calls on the European Parliament not to jeopardise this balance by any further amendment.