Примеры использования Prejudging на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This is called the prejudging.
We view this as prejudging the conclusions reached by the Disarmament Commission.
I had no intention whatsoever of prejudging this issue.
While not prejudging future status, a new strategy must be based on an understanding that the future status question should be addressed soon.
At the same time, our country is against prejudging its outcome.
The ICRC stressed the necessity, without prejudging the legal interpretation, to identify practical steps to move beyond the legal debate.
Accordingly, we understand paragraph 11 as not prejudging that provision.
In addition, New Zealand had no intention of prejudging the direction that Tokelau would choose to develop in terms of self-determination.
States should ensure that all public authorities refrain from prejudging the outcome of a trial.
The ICRC stressed the necessity, without prejudging the legal interpretation, to identify practical steps to move beyond the legal debate.
Unfortunately, the proponents of this initiative did not take that key element into account, prejudging the outcome of the process.
The Chairman's papers were introduced without prejudging what positions delegations might take and on his responsibility alone.
Such hypotheses should be regarded as an effort to facilitate the discussion and not as prejudging the decisions of the Committee.
This has been done without prejudging the continuing mandate of UNMIK in accordance with resolution 1244(1999), and with a view to implementing its mandate in the light of the evolving circumstances.
In that way, the interactive debate we held today would not be prejudging the outcome of Nagoya.
Without in any way prejudging the outcome of negotiations before they could commence, the mandate provides a framework wherein different aspects of the cut-off issue can be addressed.
Mr. Usui(Japan) said that the Committee should avoid duplication and prejudging of the outcome of parallel processes.
From our standpoint,a willingness to discuss without prejudging issues is the gentlemen's agreement, and the possibility of arriving at different points on each issue represents the incremental approach.
She also believed that the adoption of the draft should not be considered as prejudging the outcome of the peace process.
Without prejudging the contents and form of the final outcome of the work of the AWG-KP, this note also explores whether the adoption of a proposal would require an amendment to the Kyoto Protocol or the adoption of a decision by the CMP.
One representative emphasized the importance of not prejudging the outcome of the Governing Council's consideration of the matter.
It therefore seems justifiable to label them as reservations regardless of when theyare made here too, without in any way prejudging their validity.
It had been subjected to machinations aimed at changing its character and prejudging its results by resettling the Territory with a significant number of non-indigenous people.
The Committee recalls its general comment No. 13 andits jurisprudence that it is"a duty for all public authorities to refrain from prejudging the outcome of a trial.
The inmates should be guaranteed such living conditions,which decrease to the minimum the prejudging negative effects of imprisonment and differences with the life of other citizens.
Requests the Global Environment Facility to support the operationalization andactivities of the Climate Technology Centre and Network without prejudging any selection of the host;
Setting strict preconditions for negotiations with the aim of defining their scope and prejudging their outcome cannot make it more interesting or bring us closer to commencing such deliberations.
The SBI stressed decision 2/CP.17, paragraph 140, requesting the GEF to support the operationalization andactivities of the CTCN without prejudging any selection of the host.
The measures called for in the draft resolution just adopted should not be construed as prejudging the outcome of those discussions or undermining the efforts of existing management arrangements.
Donor support is scarce, partly because of the political implications that this may havein terms of potentially strengthening the de facto authorities, thus prejudging the future of the country.