Examples of using Jeopardising in English and their translations into Czech
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Yeah? That involve jeopardising our operation?
Jeopardising this operation is not acceptable.
You do any of that, you will be jeopardising your payday.
Jeopardising everything we have worked for on the eve of the biggest day of your life.
It was the realisation in Canada that I was actually jeopardising the band.
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Gambling on a third reading and jeopardising the existing agreement again is too risky, in my view.
Parliament and the Council have been guaranteed more say in the matter, without jeopardising the EIT's autonomy.
It is jeopardising not only the hope of the Palestinian people but also peace in the region and peace in the world.
We must prevent the social exclusion of a whole generation of young people and the jeopardising of Europe's economic and social future.
I do not want to risk jeopardising the whole directive, which contains many positive aspects compared with the current situation.
I would therefore appeal directly to the French Presidency:stop jeopardising this directive, for it is a very important document.
In my opinion, regulations jeopardising occupational pension systems that have been successfully implemented in many European countries should not be enacted at European level.
Me, who would have done anything for this film, who said there would be no problems with me,now I was jeopardising the whole shoot.
In fact, they encourage speculation, jeopardising the chances of success of the already draconian recovery plans imposed on their people.
Even more worrying is thenews that last month, Iran successfully tested a new long-range missile, thus jeopardising regional and global security.
Generally speaking, the time-frame of five years was set up to prevent jeopardising the effectiveness of the work of the Agency, which needs time to plan its work and to deliver on it.
Before we can allow anyone near it, The incoming vessel will have to beplaced in strict quarantine, for fear of jeopardising not only our own lives.
As a result, without jeopardising the full liberalisation of the market for dairy produce, it is important to provide security for those regions that are highly dependent on dairy farming for their livelihoods.
As regards Romania,I should point out that there is no risk of an earthquake jeopardising the operation of the Cernavodă nuclear power plant.
As a result of climate changes, there are more and more natural disasters, which will have the effect of reducingthe possibility of using large areas of agricultural land, thus jeopardising food safety.
The incoming vessel will have to beplaced in strict quarantine, for fear of jeopardising not only our own lives, carefully, before we can allow anyone near it.
We have succeeded in making it clear that it is, and should be, possible to ease the burden associated with the implementation of HACCP criteria, especially for small businesses,without lowering or jeopardising our high hygiene standards.
We need sanctions because countries resistant to implementing the common targets are,let us not forget, jeopardising international confidence in Europe's commitment and reliability as regards combating climate change.
The policy of deindustrialisation pursued in recent years has resulted in the loss of millions of jobs, the relocation of European industry to third countries and to a 10% unemployment rate, which is even 20% among young people,thereby jeopardising the EU's competitiveness.
But adopting the directive in the form currently proposed by the Committee on Legal Affairs would risk jeopardising the credibility of the entire administrative burden reduction exercise.
Thus, without jeopardising Mr Castiglione's compromise, I wish to table a new amendment to secure direct aid for diversification, aid which the Member States could include in their national allocations to help farmers in the transition to the new COM.
We have to ask all political forces to bring thiscrisis to an end, because the alternative is the isolation of Albania and the jeopardising of its European perspectives.
It is unacceptablewhen a child has the right to have her mother or father around(without jeopardising the living of the family) for the first weeks of his or her life, because the parent is classically employed, while the other child hasn't got this right, because the parent is self-employed.
In spite of some progress made,I regret that the main objectives of the Euro-Mediterranean partnership have not been reached, jeopardising their planned achievement by 2010.
The European Commission has gained a reputation for presenting innumerable proposals on the supranationalisation of justice at EU level, thereby jeopardising core aspects of Member State sovereignty and their duty to protect their citizens' rights.