Примеры использования Were premature на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I were premature.
Would you believe that you were premature?
Possibly our attempts were premature: former practices are gone or disappearing, but new ones haven't become perceptible trends yet.
As it turned out, James' celebrations were premature.
But they were premature.
Lastly, she said that the conclusions of the Special Rapporteur were premature.
Perhaps, a number of forecasts for the current year were premature, but it doesn't mean that we have no reason to expect progress next year.
At first, these plans were rejected by Cox,who thought they were premature.
Plans for an imminent merger of the two Tribunals were premature, given that the issue was still under consideration by the United Nations.
Until 2010 it was the EU's organs which believed that visa negotiations with Belarus were premature.
It was also found that recommendations related to the consolidation of procurement structures were premature, and that the report provided little factual basis in support of them.
In 1996 the pregnancy of 5 per cent of women ended in miscarriage or medical abortion and4 per cent of births were premature.
The Tunisian delegation was of the view that those Conclusions were premature, since the Commission was merely at the preliminary stage of its study and had not yet adopted a definitive position.
According to Tadeusz Swietochowski:As it turned out, the Soviets had to recognize that their ideas on Iran were premature.
The information provided indicated that earlier hopes for a cessation of violence were premature and that the efforts being made for national rehabilitation and reconstruction could therefore be seriously delayed.
Again in 1993, live births in in-patient establishments coming under the Ministry of Health totalled 118,100; of these, 5,900 or5.0 per cent, were premature.
We are completely convinced that the multilateral talks which have taken place to date were premature and will come to naught so long as the bilateral tracks do not achieve their expected results in accordance with international resolutions and the Madrid principles.
Overall, the proposals regarding the Office were premature, as they were not backed by a thorough assessment of the impact of the restructuring of peacekeeping into the Departments of Peacekeeping Operations and Field Support in terms of lessons learned, best practices and capacity and skills gaps.
However, the uncertainties that now engulf many regions, characterized by political, religious and ethnic rivalries,prove that our hopes were premature.
In that respect, it was stated that, at the current stage, discussions on the elements of the draft convention were premature, given that there was still no clarity with regard to whether an international regulatory framework was at all needed and, if so, whether it would take the form of a convention.
But, on the subject of the role and possible competence of treaty monitoring bodies,it shared the view of those who believed that the Commissions's Conclusions were premature and unjustified.
Efforts in the context of the Strategic Approach to reflect the outcome of existing activities andexchange experiences with regulatory mechanisms on endocrine-disrupting chemicals were premature.
Definitive positions orthe use of concepts such as impunity was premature.
Might be premature, but I think I have got a good result.
It would therefore be premature for the Committee to welcome it.
It's premature and it sends the wrong message.
I think it's premature.
No, it's premature until we're done… canvassing the second murder scene.
What's premature?