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I think that the EU should be prepared to face any attack or accident which jeopardises Europeans' security and health.
any other such law which jeopardises the use of minority languages
are underpaid, which jeopardises road safety.
People must be protected against overtime working, which jeopardises not only the driver's own safety but also that of others.
with only a small percentage of beekeepers aged under 50, which jeopardises the future of the sector;
I hope that this Parliament will not accept a situation which jeopardises a European initiative of which we have been justifiably proud.
radio stations, which jeopardises freedom of expression.
In addition, attacks in the areas defended by UN troops have been reported, which jeopardises the lives of soldiers
regulating financial institutions to guarantee that they will not continue to adopt risky behaviour which jeopardises the European Union's financial stability.
not in this form which jeopardises the small-scale structures,
too few enter higher education, which jeopardises Europe's future skills base.
the National Front and I myself will vote against this report which jeopardises people' s rights
reduction in education and research spending, which jeopardises such important activities as the 7th Framework Programme.
may also entail damage which jeopardises the long-term productive capacity of natural systems.
water resources cause climate change, which jeopardises the planet's natural resources.
not a State which jeopardises the lives of its neighbours by not applying Community legislation?
too few enter higher education, which jeopardises Europe's future skills base.
DE Mr President, I regard this Framework Directive for Soil Protection as a serious mistake which jeopardises the competitiveness of European agriculture
financial reporting systems, which jeopardises transparency in the spending of money coming from European taxpayers.
Owners or shareholders of an audit firm, as well as those managing it, should not intervene in the carrying out of a statutory audit in any way which jeopardises the independence and objectivity of the statutory auditor who carries out the statutory audit on behalf of the audit firm.
specifically the agreement on services, which jeopardises high-quality public services,
Thus, owners or shareholders of an audit firm, as well as those managing it, should not intervene in the carrying-out of a statutory audit in any way which jeopardises the independence and objectivity of the statutory auditor who carries out the statutory audit on behalf of the audit firm.
do not intervene in the carrying-out of a statutory audit in any way which jeopardises the independence and objectivity of the statutory auditor who carries out the statutory audit on behalf of the audit firm;(b).
in December 2001- of the project in the Council of Ministers, which jeopardises any real possibility of its being implemented,
that new provisions periodically arise aimed at restricting their use, which jeopardises the right of the various speakers to speak
Such crimes, which jeopardise the peace process, must be condemned by all parties to the conflict.
In the committee I voted against those amendments which jeopardised the UK abatement.
In some cases, problems arise which jeopardise social cohesion.
We are opposed to the passerelle clauses which jeopardise our veto rights over taxation,
The rapporteur-general ended his statement by condemning the xenophobic statements made by many politicians, which jeopardised the European project