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The security and order of the facility would be jeopardised.
Our trade partners' climate policies cannot be jeopardised in order to boost Europe's market share.
If that groom manages to speak to the King our mission will definitely be jeopardised.
Gives details of prior use of a name that could be jeopardised by the proposed registration.
The editorial responsibility and independence of the media service provider must not be jeopardised.
However, I do not think that the Progress programme should be jeopardised by the reallocation of funds to the microfinance facility.
Tariceanu warned that if institutions fail to implement measures,Romania's scheduled EU entry in 2007 could be jeopardised.
The private data of the individual cannot be jeopardised by other measures.
Increasingly, organic producers will face unfair competition andthe functioning of the single market will be jeopardised.
But the completion strategy could be jeopardised should efforts to capture the most wanted suspects fail, del Ponte warned.
(23) The proper working of a single market based on common prices would be jeopardised by the granting of certain aids.
Freedom of the press will be jeopardised throughout the EU if Hungary gets a politically appointed media council and has to pay millions in fines.
(19) The proper working of a single market based on common prices would be jeopardised by the granting of national aid.
Defending the independence of the mandate of Members of this House is the responsibility of Parliament, andthat independence cannot be jeopardised.
It saddens me that the implementation of the Hungarian Presidency programme could be jeopardised by the government's attacks on the rule of law.
Unless upland areas are appropriately managed by people who live there, the production of such goods andservices will be jeopardised.
Meanwhile, the EU has warned Macedonia that its chances of membership could be jeopardised if voters reject the laws on territorial organisation.
Without a sufficient quantity and quality of human capital in SET related areas,the knowledge-based economy in Europe will be jeopardised.
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.
Advocating the independence of an MEP's mandate is the responsibility of Parliament, andthat independence cannot be jeopardised.
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.
Recently, ambassadors from EU member countries warned the accession process might be jeopardised if penal code changes are not adopted by the end of September.
Such a requirement seems all CHASSAGNOU AND OTHERS v. FRANCE JUDGMENT 31 the more unreasonable because the financial viability of using the land in question, apart from Mrs Montion's property,for agricultural purposes would to a large extent be jeopardised by the erection of such a fence.
At certain points there was a real danger that the entire project would be jeopardised by the conflicts over institutional structures, funding commitments and infrastructure problems.
The Council strongly encourages Norway to reverse its decision and underlines the need to ensure that the benefits, which Norway and the EU grant each other,will not be jeopardised by other restrictive import measures.
Just as a timid recovery in demand is beginning to emerge, its position may be jeopardised by unfair trade against which it is impotent, as it cannot in practice make use of the trade defence instruments.
Unless a deal on police reform is reached quickly, Bosnia andHerzegovina's chances of signing a key pre-accession agreement with the Union will be jeopardised, EU Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn warned.
In the absence of ambitious convergence policies,these systems could be jeopardised by, in particular, competition practices developed by certain Member States which use a fall in social expenditure as a lever to attract foreign investment.
Consumer confidence in agricultural products must not,under any circumstances, be jeopardised by greed and negligence.