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With them is always going to prejudge what they may be infiltrated smoothly.
It does not, therefore, seem appropriate to  use this public health directive to prejudge and pre-empt this agreement.
We would not wish to prejudge the outcome of the Intergovernmental Conference.
On behalf of the ECR Group.- I understand that President Barroso does not want to prejudge the outcome of the Commission's consultation.
I am not going to prejudge whether we should make more or less progress in the processes of political integration.
Fourthly, and- for us- most importantly,the 2003 Budget is not to  be used to prejudge the mid-term review of Agenda 2000.
It would be inappropriate to prejudge the content of the Commission's proposal at this stage.
Some of the amendments that have been tabled depart from this functional approach and seek to prejudge the need for regulation.
However, concerned not to prejudge decisions about the future EU budget;
It is not possible at this initial stage of the process of drawing up the Charter to prejudge its content in more detail.
The Commission does not wish to prejudge the outcome of any such debate by making concrete proposals for action.
The Community budgets from which the ESDPis funded are currently intergovernmental; consequently I feel it would be inappropriate to prejudge such spending in the report.
I expect you will be good enough not to prejudge the department's response before the investigation even begins, as I won't prejudge  it.
Our original proposal deliberately employs forms of wording which would ensure that all material risks are covered without trying to prejudge the precise requirements to  be observed in every situation.
In order not to prejudge the consultation the Commission decided not to  propose in its draft decision precise thresholds.
Moreover, the last sentence is added in order not to prejudge of the Financial Perspective for the year 2007 and beyond.
The Council further calls upon all parties and actors, both in the country and in the region, to  play a constructive role,not to  interfere in the Tribunal's work and not to prejudge its outcome.
It is also difficult to prejudge if common minimum standards would give us the level of safety that we wish the accession states to  aim for.
However, irrespective of the outcome of that, it is not possible in the legal instrument setting up the Network to prejudge the decision to  be taken by the appropriate committee on IDA instruments.
These we believe to prejudge the outcome of the Intergovernmental Conference, and could risk less rather than more references to  the UN itself.
The report sets out initial guidelines, without, however,seeking to prejudge the proposals on the future policy which the Commission will in due course.
Nevertheless, I must say at this point that whilst the standards that we agreed with the Committee of European Securities Regulators were decided in total compliance with the current legislation and regulations in force,we do not wish, under any circumstances, to prejudge any decisions that may be taken in future.
We have abstained on this resolution, however,because we believe it attempts to prejudge the outcomes of the period of reflection and because it could be seen as showing insufficient sensitivity to  the democratic outcomes of the French and Dutch referenda.
In our group, we have sought to  include you fully in our consensus, butwe are determined at this crucial time to  seek to  take positions which support reconciliation efforts to  provide justice to  both communities and not to prejudge their outcome on behalf of either side.
We believe that the report constitutes an attempt to prejudge development, since to  a large extent it relates to  a situation that will only arise if the Member States do not unanimously ratify the convention on the protection of the Union's financial interests.
No one is seeking to prejudge the outcome of the implementation of the Hungarian constitution but I do think that this Parliament is concerned that the Hungarian constitution must also adhere to  the rule of accreditation of political pluralism and the alternation of different political projects under the same set of rules of play.
No one has sought to prejudge what the Hungarian constitution will be or how it will be applied in practice and it will, of course, be subject to  the checks and balances provided by the constitutional system, the constitutional balance of the Hungarian constitution itself and the fact that Hungary is subject to  supranational bodies such as the Council of Europe and the European Union, which know about fundamental rights.