Examples of using Jeopardise in English and their translations into Malay
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This could jeopardise your life and the lives of others.
The Government will not take any action that will jeopardise the future of the people.
I couldn't jeopardise my position with the Grandmaster.
Penalties for unauthorised activities can seriously jeopardise your current and future businesses.
The statement made could jeopardise harmony and the well-being of the country," he said in a statement here Friday.
But Affendi stressed that everything cannot be closed as that would jeopardise the livelihood of people like fishermen.
It may also seriously jeopardise Amway's ability to open a market in the future, or to offer its full range of products.
A month beforethat, he sent a letter to Unesco expressing fears that the PTMP would jeopardise George Town's World Heritage Site status.
This is a very serious allegation that can jeopardise[Najib's] credibility and integrity as Prime Minister and leader of the government.”.
The rulers were worried that if the issue was not wisely handled and dragged on, could jeopardise the economy and livelihood of the people.
The five MPs also said the cancellation of the event would jeopardise the country's tourism industry as many foreigners would be afraid to come here owing to the government's apparent restrictive ways.
The NRD will not protect any officers andstaff who are found to be involved in activities that could jeopardise the country's security and sovereignty,“ it said.
Extreme weather events associated with climate change jeopardise the tourism and fishing industries, and coastal infrastructure that underpin the region's economy.
They propose a more comprehensive school education so that parents,teachers and pupils are aware that fraud will only jeopardise the future of the children.
By just focusing on negative, they jeopardise all the peace efforts from both sides.
The Malaysian embassy in Sudan has advised all Malaysian students not to take part in any political rallies and keep themselvesaway from public places such as open fields and marketplaces that could jeopardise their safety.
Both phase one and two of the EKVE will jeopardise two very clean water catchment areas.”.
According to the statement, the Malay Rulers were worried that if the issue was not wisely handled, and was allowed to drag on,it could jeopardise the country's economy and the livelihood of the people.
Our greatest wealth is unity in the multiracial country andwe cannot jeopardise this rich culture for the greed of power, wealth and under the disguise of industrial revolution 4.0,” he said.
KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Embassy in Sudan has advised all Malaysian students not to partake in any political gatherings andto stay away from public spaces that could jeopardise their safety such as squares and marketplaces.
Fast forward 17 years later, the threats are escalating and these can jeopardise the wetlands' ability to continue providing the ecological, social and economic goods and services.
If we do something that will eventually jeopardise the economy, today or in the future, the people are the ones who will face the consequences,” he said at a meet-the-people session at the Mahsuri International Exhibition Centre here today.
Similar to Islamic banking and finance, Malaysia is already in the forefront, therefore,we should not do something that might jeopardise Malaysia's position, what more, due to our misunderstanding of the true position.
He gave the assurance that theenforcement of the state laws would not jeopardise the interests or investments of Petronas, the national oil corporation, and other companies already involved in the oil and gas industry in Sarawak, whether upstream or downstream, but, their business and operational activities must be aligned with Sarawak laws and regulations.
We are responsible to determine that the trust given to us should be kept well because such acts(leaking out government secrets)can jeopardise national security,” he told reporters when commenting on the proposal of the Attorney-General on this matter, here today.
He gave the assurance that theenforcement of the state laws would not jeopardise the interests or investments of Petronas, the national oil corporation, and other companies already involved in the oil and gas industry in Sarawak, whether upstream or downstream, but, their business and operational activities must be aligned with Sarawak laws and regulations.
The Penang state government wants to reiterate our earlier position that anynew airport proposal must not jeopardise the role and function of the Penang International Airport at Bayan Lepas and the future development of the state.
However, we reserve the right to decline to process requests which jeopardise the security and privacy of the personal information of others as well as requests which are impractical or not made in good faith.
The PNG governmenthas voiced concerns that privatisation would jeopardise domestic routes that provide a vital service to regional people and encourage economic development, but which fail to realise a profit.
Thus, we hope North Korea willno longer raise such problems as this could jeopardise diplomatic relations between the two countries,” he told Malaysian reporters in Chennai at the conclusion of his two-day visit today.