Examples of using Jeopardised in English and their translations into Polish
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Our rendezvous has been jeopardised.
Something that jeopardised her personally.
Public safety has been jeopardised.
But his position is jeopardised when a bunch of thugs break into his headquarters and try to take him down.
We must ensure that it will never be jeopardised.
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He got entitled and jeopardised my murder case.
Otherwise the 3 per cent target will be jeopardised.
safety are jeopardised by unscrupulous employers.
Without such provisions, the social fibre of FTAs is jeopardised.
Industrial customers complain that their competitiveness is jeopardised by having to pay some of the highest energy prices in Europe.
If we ignore these principles, then OLAF's success will be jeopardised.
We will continue to speak up when women's rights are being jeopardised and defend women wherever
Increasingly, organic producers will face unfair competition and the functioning of the single market will be jeopardised.
The proper working of a single market in dried fodder would be jeopardised by the granting of national aid.
effectiveness of inspections are not jeopardised.
Ultimately I wonder whether it is possible for freedom of the press to have been jeopardised by a single request for justice by Mr Berlusconi.
of fair trade conditions, the existence of the Community industry is seriously jeopardised.
The proper working of a single market based on common prices would be jeopardised by the granting of national aid.
that in the absence of fair trade conditions, the existence of the Community industry is seriously jeopardised.
However, provided that the purpose of the control is not jeopardised, advance notice limited to the strict minimum necessary may be given.
jobs- is jeopardised if the money is misused.
already seriously jeopardised for at least the last two years after the progress made between 2000 and 2005;
Improvements in the safety and working conditions of workers in this sector must be pursued to make sure nuclear safety is not jeopardised.
beer to maintain and expand its presence in third countries may be jeopardised by local regulations constituting a trade barrier that hampers beer exports and investments.
ensure that the environmental sustainability objectives of the CFP are not jeopardised.
It can therefore be upsetting for children if that bond is jeopardised because of divorce.
level should promote growth, while at the same time ensuring that the progress made in rebalancing is not jeopardised.
must not be jeopardised by any kind of purely economic agreement.
It is shameful that the Erasmus programme which finances grants for young Europeans to study abroad could be jeopardised by such blindness.
at no point in the proceedings has Aer Lingus claimed that its existence would be jeopardised in the absence of interim measures.