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Some participants argued that it would be premature to begin considering hard rights.
It would be premature to envisage a concrete outcome at the current session.
However, the Secretary-General stated that it would be premature to withdraw UNOMIL at that stage.
Thus it would be premature to state that the debt crisis was largely over.
At the current initial phase of deliberations on the topic, it would be premature to envisage the desired outcome.
I think it would be premature to grant parole at this time.
The debate yesterday and today shows that it would be premature to vote on this draft resolution tomorrow.
It would be premature, however, to enable him or her to initiate proceedings before the Court.
Other members observed that it would be premature to decide on the nature of the instrument.
It would be premature to assume that developing countries no longer face the risk of external debt crisis.
A view was also expressed that it would be premature to exclude, at this stage, an analysis of jus cogens.
It would be premature to dissolve the Trusteeship Council and to make the consequential amendment to the Charter.
Some delegations reiterated their view that it would be premature to abolish the Trusteeship Council or to change its status.
It would be premature to study State conduct which might have consequences equivalent to those of unilateral acts.
Several delegates pointed to situations in which it would be premature to assess how successful the Security Council's approach would ultimately prove to be. .
It would be premature at the current stage to say whether or how the draft articles should be revised on second reading.
That time has not yet come, however, andaccordingly we believe it would be premature for the Conference on Disarmament to establish an ad hoc committee on nuclear disarmament.
It would be premature, he suggested, to undertake significant new activities before ensuring the full implementation of existing commitments.
At this moment it would be premature to comment on the details of the case.
It would be premature to reduce their number now, as that would undoubtedly affect vital functions of the government institutions.
It would be premature to consider conversion of the provisions into a convention, which many States considered would be inappropriate.
The prevailing view was that it would be premature to undertake the preparation of the suggested convention.
However, it would be premature to judge the quality of the Commission's work before it produces and publishes its report.
His delegation agreed with the Commission that it would be premature to draw final conclusions on the place of unilateral acts of States within the system of international law.
It would be premature, for example, to take a position with regard to action 5 before the report of the Office of Internal Oversight Services has been duly considered by the General Assembly.
Until that work is completed, it would be premature to draw general conclusions about the human rights obligations relating to the environment.
However, it would be premature to state that the parties are close to a final agreement.
The Working Group emphasised, however, that it would be premature to extend similar provisions to exploratory fisheries in areas of higher risk of seabird by-catch.