Примеры использования Be premature на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A victory lap might be premature.
Might be premature, but I think I have got a good result.
But now it appears that this conclusion may be premature.
Therefore, it may be premature to bet on growth.
In the view of the Commission,such a decision might be premature.
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It would therefore be premature for the Committee to welcome it.
The intervention of an international body would thus be premature.
Many also believed that such responses might be premature without a thorough re-examination of the problem.
It is the opinion of IAEA that such considerations would be premature.
It would therefore be premature for the United Nations to prepare an international convention on the subject.
But if it's too late, the baby will be premature or stillborn.
A number of speakers stated that the elaboration of an international convention on crimes against the environment in general might be premature.
It also cautioned that the initiative could be premature, given the uneasy relationship between NGOs and the Government.
Conclusions made over such short period of time can be premature.
The abolition of the Trusteeship Council would be premature, and to turn it into a coordinator of the global commons would not be useful.
Comment on unverified allegations would ordinarily be premature.
However, it might be premature to seek to finalize the topic at the present stage, since commercial applications were developing rapidly.
Infants who survive are more likely to be of low birth weight and be premature than those born to women in their 20s.
Considering the new threats and challenges of terrorism, and its increasingly international nature,we consider that such a step would currently be premature.
They expressed the view that it might be premature to establish an independent body or expert peer review mechanism at the current stage.
Bank's stance becomes quite confusing given that the BoE had said that policy tightening may be premature in the current situation.
However, it might be premature to include such a recommendation in view, inter alia, of the ongoing process to extend the Agreement to new countries.
Russia's political community discussed this issue for months, in agitation,categorically refusing to admit that its anxiety may be premature.
It might therefore be premature to de-link the scheme from the base/floor salary scale before all other options had been considered and analysed in detail.
Bees toward their dream of dining table, put food on the table an instant disappeared, is a longevity Xiangzhao, buthis successor may be premature.
This again leads the Inspectors to conclude that it might be premature to proceed with increased mobility at this stage as this might only bring about greater inefficiency.
It's also useful during times of growth where the future or economic climate is uncertain andlong-term capital commitments may be premature.
While it may be premature at this stage to begin word-by-word consideration of text, delegations may wish to exchange views on which proposals they favour.
For a spiritually inexperienced person, the very idea that some virtue can be premature seems almost blasphemous[16], but this is true according to Holy Fathers.
Discussion on implementation and final provisions, in the absence of consensus and clarity on the nature andscope of the basic elements of treaty, may be premature.