Examples of using Put in jeopardy in English and their translations into Dutch
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The Princess might be taken hostage… or her life be put in jeopardy.
security have again been put in jeopardy at the moment by both the financial
Or her life might be taken hostage Milord, the princess be put in jeopardy.
Ever since you came to Metropolis, I have been kidnapped, my life put in jeopardy, and now the woman I love is lying in a hospital bed.
the lives of our crewmen were put in jeopardy.
By their action, in violation of international norms of conduct, the Soviet Union has put in jeopardy essen tial agreements between nations for guaranteeing the safety of civilian commercial flights.
(i)that the stability of financial markets would not be put in jeopardy;
efficient way in which he worked to produce both his reports on the proposals to safeguard farm incomes put in jeopardy as a result of consumer resistance to eating beef
the lives of others he might put in jeopardy.
Now find a way and ensure that my operations aren't put in jeopardy in the future.
the redefinition of the Structural Funds put in jeopardy.
Several expressed concern that Harrison's future funding was put in jeopardy by McGaughey's recklessness.
after so many years of discussion, should not be put in jeopardy.
Their intention in so doing is to take a stand on a situation where the exercise of local democracy has been put in jeopardy because of a lack of candidates for the next local elections.
ensure that food sovereignty and safety are not put in jeopardy.
Attempts to reopen the text will inevitably give rise to a new debate in the Council and put in jeopardy the compromise reached.
If governments go broke- all citizens' wealth- all citizens' savings- are put in jeopardy.
world peace put in jeopardy is for neither Mr Schüssel
You would be able to get to know those important public services, such as education and health care, that the directive puts in jeopardy.
It is important because it puts in jeopardy the integrity of the internal market.
medium-sized enterprises, which the neoliberal policy of the European Union is putting in jeopardy.
This makes it inherently difficult for profit-based institutions to change, for it puts in jeopardy not only the survival of large groups of people, but also the coveted materialistic lifestyle associated with affluence and power.
on account of the risks to the trend budgetary projections, thus putting in jeopardy the attainment of the minimum adjustment of 0.5% of GDP.