Examples of using Which jeopardize in English and their translations into Arabic
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Protectionism, which jeopardized the achievements of recent decades, must be avoided.
Quite the opposite-they have been compounded by new threats which jeopardize world peace.
Such action shouldaddress not only the consequences of terrorism, which jeopardize the very foundations of international stability and security, but also the root causes of militant extremism, radicalism and violence.
This refers to work that is physically unsuitable orwhich harms their organism, particularly work which jeopardizes their role as mothers.
The Bretton Woodsinstitutions were currently running a deficit, which jeopardized their ability to play a credible role in the international financial system.
It is clear, moreover, that the Treaty envisions that parties willconsider withdrawal only in the most serious of circumstances: those which jeopardize its supreme interests.
Their release has fallen behind schedule, which jeopardizes the smooth running of the peace process.
The plan for Africa has required a major effort of cooperation and commitment to deal with dramatic situations of poverty andsickness, which jeopardize the well-being of African societies.
Bolivia has expressed its rejection of the resumption of nuclear tests, which jeopardize negotiations towards the speedy adoption of a comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty.
An evaluation of the human rights field operation in Rwanda and other similar experiences helps to identify measures necessaryto make operations of this sort successful and factors which jeopardize them.
That was a direct consequence of the escalation of Israel ' s actions, which jeopardized the possibility of achieving a peaceful settlement.
The Government of President Hugo Chávez Frías appeals to this Conference to start as soon as possible negotiations leading to an international agreement banning the deployment of nuclear weapons orany other warlike system which jeopardizes international peace and security.
It was concerned about the recent developments on freedom of association, which jeopardize the operation and participation possibilities of NGOs.
These various hotbeds of tension, which jeopardize the existence of mankind and which my delegation has just briefly described, are a challenge to our collective conscience and, first and foremost, to the United Nations, the only world structure that can ensure universal peace and security.
Those traditional practices which should now be abolished are those which jeopardize the health, well-being and dignity of women.
The five nuclear Powers pledged to reduce further their already greatly reduced arsenals, and all other participants solemnlypromised indefinitely never to acquire these weapons, which jeopardize the very existence of the Earth.
We strongly condemn attacks andacts of violence on humanitarian workers, which jeopardize not only their safety, but also the sustainability of relief operations.
Recalling General Assembly resolution 40/61 of 9 December 1985, in which the Assembly, inter alia, ' unequivocally condemns, as criminal, all acts, methods and practices of terrorism wherever and by whomever committed,including those which jeopardize friendly relations among States and their security '";
(c) Actions by all parties that constitute interference with the delivery ofhumanitarian assistance to the civilian population of Afghanistan and which jeopardize the safety of humanitarian personnel, such as the blockade of the Bamyan region and the bombing of the Bamyan airport, as well as the looting, particularly by elements of the Northern Alliance, on a massive scale of United Nations and other warehouses and offices in Mazar-e-Sharif;
States parties should eradicate, both through legislation and any other appropriate measures,all cultural or religious practices which jeopardize the freedom and wellbeing of female children.
The office andother human rights organizations expressed their concern regarding provisions which jeopardized the constitutionally guaranteed freedom of expression.
Faithful to its principles, the United Nations must continue to encourage and deepen its programme of reforms, taking into consideration not only the complexity of the current reality, but also the future development of regulations aimed at relieving social marginalization and ethnic andreligious tensions, which jeopardize the priority objectives of peace and development for our peoples.
States parties should furnish appropriate information on those aspects of tradition, history,cultural practices and religious attitudes which jeopardize, or may jeopardize, compliance with article 3, and indicate what measures they have taken or intend to take to overcome such factors.
Recalling further that resolution 40/61 ' unequivocally condemns, as criminal, all acts, methods and practices of terrorism wherever and by whomever committed,including those which jeopardize friendly relations among States and their security ',".
Measures to end violence must be massively strengthened and expandedin order to effectively put an end to these practices which jeopardize children ' s development and societies ' potential non-violent solutions for conflict resolution.
In the resolution the Assembly unequivocally condemns, as criminal and unjustifiable, all acts, methods and practices of terrorism wherever and by whomever committed,including those which jeopardize the friendly relations among States and their security.
The Committee urges the State party toconsider repealing all remaining emergency regulations which jeopardize the realization of economic, social and cultural rights.
The Ministers expressed concern over thestalemate in the Doha Round of trade negotiations, which jeopardizes the delivery of development promises for the developing countries.
I would like to launch an appeal to all countries able to share their experience and technology relating to drug trafficking andorganized crime to assist us in the fight against those criminal activities, which jeopardize the internal security and stability of our countries and pose a great danger to our young people.
The Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the States parties to the Commonwealth of Independent States(CIS) regard as criminal and unjustifiable all acts, methods andpractices of terrorism, wherever and by whomsoever committed, including those which jeopardize friendly relations among States and peoples and threaten the territorial integrity, security and constitutional structure of States and stability in their territory and throughout the world.