Examples of using Jeopardises in English and their translations into Finnish
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He jeopardises the whole place.
He's incompetent. He jeopardises the whole place.
This jeopardises uniformity of application.
The directive's rejection jeopardises competitiveness.
It jeopardises solidarity instead of bolstering it.
What if it rubs off on the rest of us jeopardises the con?
It jeopardises the objectives of the Europe 2020 agenda.
We all realise that this conflict jeopardises the accession negotiations with Iceland.
This jeopardises the credibility of this whole area of policy.
You go back in there, your participation jeopardises any charges we want to make against Hammers.
This jeopardises the educational role of sport- in this case, football.
We also know that the cultivation of energy crops jeopardises and even destroys species diversity.
In public jeopardises national security. and every day he's allowed to roam around.
I therefore voted in favour of this report, which in no way jeopardises the EU wine industry.
Total decoupling jeopardises many kinds of production.
The constraint of the WTO Marrakech agreement should be lifted, because it jeopardises any evolution of the system.
Media concentration jeopardises freedom of conscience and is a grave injury to human dignity.
In addition, this one-sided American government measure jeopardises the new trade round within the WTO.
Extradition implicitly jeopardises the right of every individual to seek asylum when their life is threatened.
It is a crime against people' s privacy, in addition to which it jeopardises the security of European states.
The absence of good cooperation jeopardises the ability of the Ombudsman and the European Parliament to supervise the Commission effectively.
Excessively close cooperation- particularly on the purchasing side- between such large chains jeopardises free competition and the consumer's freedom of choice.
This jeopardises the entire credibility of the Common Fisheries Policy and its own future as such, something that should not be assumed before the 2012 reform.
Securities lending and borrowing jeopardises jobs in Europe and is at odds with the Lisbon Strategy.
Consequently, the initiation of the investigation procedure in these cases in no way calls into question public-law business structures or jeopardises state functions.
Such lax behaviour by Member States jeopardises the Lisbon directives and economic liberalisation.
The excessive and uncontrolled use of antimicrobial agents favours the growth of resistant organisms and thus jeopardises the conquests of previous decades.
The Hungarian celebration on 15 March jeopardises from one year to the next the good understanding between Romanians and Hungarians.
This is why the Members of the National Front andI myself will vote against this report which jeopardises people' s rights and security and also democracy.
Double taxation discourages investment and jeopardises competitiveness thus impinging negatively on economic growth and the attainment of the EU2020 targets.