Examples of using Jeopardises in English and their translations into Czech
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This jeopardises our businesses, promotes crime and destroys jobs.
We all realise that this conflict jeopardises the accession negotiations with Iceland.
It jeopardises people's relationships, work and health and, in no time at all, they can accumulate thousands of euros in debt.
Reducing the budgets for national healthcare programmes jeopardises access to the newest and most effective treatments.
We also need to clarify under what exceptional circumstances suspension can be carried out in order toavoid unilateral action that jeopardises the whole system.
The Hungarian celebration on 15 March jeopardises from one year to the next the good understanding between Romanians and Hungarians.
I think that the EU should be prepared to face any attack or accident which jeopardises Europeans' security and health.
The rise in religious intolerance and fanaticism jeopardises a fundamental freedom, freedom of belief for all, whether they are religious or agnostic.
Pollution and the reckless use of agricultural land, forests andwater resources cause climate change, which jeopardises the planet's natural resources.
This draft language law jeopardises the use of minority languages in every aspect of life, which also affects, for instance, the half a million-strong indigenous Hungarian minority who live there.
In addition, attacks in the areas defended by UN troops have been reported, which jeopardises the lives of soldiers and the return of the refugees.
This dependence jeopardises the economic profitability of domestically produced meat and is increasingly weakened by the additional costs for imports of feed, notwithstanding the fact that- in addition to the economic problem and in anticipation of climate targets- the production of protein crops would contribute substantially to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
The pupil with the guts to stand up to the man twice her age, even if it jeopardises her chances of having the career she sacrificed everything for.
However, the European Commission must keep a close watch on the sector and submit plans for restructuring andregulating financial institutions to guarantee that they will not continue to adopt risky behaviour which jeopardises the European Union's financial stability.
The bodies concerned have an excellent administrative track record andthis partisan decision jeopardises structures that have been working for years to integrate the poorest people in society.
On several occasions, I was urged to observe with great caution and not to support the elections based on a constitutional reform made by the military junta itself, in conditions similar to the present, which undoubtedly violate fundamental rights with regards to freedom of expression and freedom of assembly,which also clearly jeopardises change, transformation and democratic reform in this country.
The study concluded that, in general, the current 100-ppm cadmium limit for new PVC pipes jeopardises the recycling of rigid PVC building articles with no additional environmental benefit whilst a 1,000-ppm limit would allow unhindered recycling without additional risk.
Does it intend to take practical steps to end all financial speculation which directly jeopardises the food security of millions of people?
The European Union must intervene without fail and speak out against the Slovak andany other such law which jeopardises the use of minority languages and the protection of minorities' identity as such laws contravene every international document, including the basic principles now reinforced in the Treaty of Lisbon and the Charter of Fundamental Rights.
The economic aspect of the Copenhagen criteria,the liberalisation of the markets that it demands, jeopardises the social entitlements of the candidate countries.
It is well known that domestic work is often insecure and informal, and this insecurity andinformality seriously jeopardises the rights of those providing these types of services, even though they participate in the economic activity of their respective countries and should be considered workers like anyone else.
Food is a very specific issue, andencouraging competition in agriculture between the different regions of the world jeopardises the food security of our communities.
DE Mr President,I regard this Framework Directive for Soil Protection as a serious mistake which jeopardises the competitiveness of European agriculture and food supplies in Europe.
In conclusion, let me state that we are deeply concerned about the overshoot of the quota by some Member States,which undermines the credibility of the Community at international level and jeopardises the success of the bluefin tuna recovery plan.
Opening up the market also means cabotage, butit can be restricted slightly if this cabotage right jeopardises the economic balance of public service contracts.
The utmost attention should indeed be given to the most vulnerable groups in the population, those who suffer the most from the consequences of the economic and social downturn,to avoid further asymmetric impact of the crisis which jeopardises the balanced development of all territories within the Union.
I am aware that any deficiency ormalfunction in the system carries serious risks for the internal security of the Union and jeopardises the Schengen area itself as an area of freedom, yet also security.
However, what concerns me the most is that the Joint Undertaking had not yet fully established its internal control andfinancial reporting systems, which jeopardises transparency in the spending of money coming from European taxpayers.
Furthermore we will be liable for negligent infringement of obligations, the performance of which is necessary for proper execution of the contract,the infringement of which jeopardises the achievement of the purpose of the contract and the compliance with which you as a customer generally rely on.
Furthermore HOYER Handel will be liable for negligent infringement of obligations, the performance of which is necessary for proper execution of the contract,the infringement of which jeopardises the achievement of the purpose of the contract and the compliance with which you as a customer generally rely on.