Examples of using Did not prejudge in English and their translations into Arabic
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The wording of paragraph 10 did not prejudge the position of any delegation.
Another representative of a State commented that the issue of reparationswas presented in a balanced way in the document and did not prejudge future discussions on the subject.
Her delegation believed that the logical framework did not prejudge the discussion on the responsibility to protect currently under way in the General Assembly.
After having heard the representative of theUnited States very carefully explain that this did not prejudge that, we are considerably reassured.
The figures presentedshould be considered only as estimates and did not prejudge discussions by Member States in the Fifth Committee, nor should they be perceived as being endorsed by Member States.
MINURSO had an obligation to consider all applications that had been correctly submitted.Bringing a person to be identified did not prejudge the decision.
Mr. PRANDLER(Hungary)said that the article was formulated in general terms and did not prejudge the positions of respective States, and therefore his delegation could accept the current draft.
Even though the best course at the current stage would be to prepare a series ofarticles with commentaries for presentation the following year, that did not prejudge the final form of the draft.
Those estimates did not prejudge the Secretary-General ' s submission to the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions and the Fifth Committee of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2014-2015.
Mr. Fiallo(Ecuador) said that his delegation 's position on the draft resolution did not prejudge the content of Human Rights Council resolution 24/24.
The above course of action, it was also stressed, did not prejudge the final outcome of the Commission's work on the topic or on the form which in the end such articles would take, whether a convention, guidelines or recommendations.
Mr. Kozaki(Japan)emphasized that the reference in the draft decision to the amount of $116,300 did not prejudge the outcome of the Assembly ' s deliberations at its sixtieth session.
The basic assumption underlying the Peace-keeping Plan at the time was that it was of an interim nature, that it would remain in effect only until an overallpolitical solution had been reached and that it did not prejudge the outcome of negotiations.
Mr. Fiallo(Ecuador) said that his delegation 's vote on the draft resolution did not prejudge its position on the content of Human Rights Council resolution 24/24 or on any of the resolutions contained in the report of the Council, whose work it held in high regard.
He also explained the procedure in place for accident compensation, and statedthat the term accident covered rape and torture and that such compensation did not prejudge criminal proceedings.
Paragraph 36 of the same document stated that the present proposals did not prejudge the findings of the regional architecture review, and that the Executive Director would recommend any further necessary budgetary adjustments stemming from the review.
Mrs. de Cartier D ' yves(Belgium) noted that the draft resolution focused on the pilotstage of" One United Nations" and did not prejudge any ongoing discussions and decisions to be adopted in New York.
The Council reiterated that approval of the concept did not prejudge a political decision on the possible evolution of the operation, which would need to take political developments, including the future role of the European Union Special Representative, into account.
Turning to the topic of reservations to treaties, he said that the draftguidelines on the definition of reservations and interpretive declarations did not prejudge the question of the permissibility or impermissibility of the reservations.
The estimates in that statement did not prejudge the consideration of the proposed programme budget for 2016-2017 by ACABQ and the Fifth Committee and should not be perceived as having been endorsed by Member States at the current meeting.
It also noted that, as explained in the commentary to draft guideline 3.2,the verb" assess" was to be regarded as neutral and did not prejudge the question of authority underlying the assessment that might be made by different entities.
That new definition was neutral, since it did not prejudge the effects an objection may have and left open the question whether objections which purport to have effects other than those provided for by the Vienna Conventions are or are not permissible.
Mr. ROSENTHAL(United States of America) said that, although he sympathized with the Chinese request, he felt that the matter could be left up to the Chairman,on the understanding that the decision to leave the square brackets did not prejudge the final language to be adopted.
Because it was necessary to protect third parties,the article in question concerned only the question of attribution and did not prejudge the validity of the act under the rules of the organization, or the responsibility of the international organization for valid or invalid acts.
The last draft guideline, which had been adopted without a title or number for the time being, had seemed necessary in order to clarify that the admissibility andeffects of reservations were not otherwise affected by the definition, which did not prejudge the validity of statements defined as reservations.
On the other hand, it was suggested that the paragraph be redrafted to make it clear that the obligation to try orextradite did not prejudge or prejudice the jurisdiction of any international criminal court as and when it was established, since no final decision had yet been taken in that regard.
It was proposed that further study be undertaken on breaches of peremptory norms, and that a saving clause beinserted in the text to the effect that the draft articles did not prejudge any further consequences which could arise in case of a breach of a peremptory norm of international law.
It was the understanding of the European Union that paragraph 5, which took note of the new subjectsproposed at the 2010 session of the Special Committee, did not prejudge the recommendations which the Sixth Committee would make at the sixty-sixth session regarding its agenda.
Mrs. GOICOCHEA(Cuba) said that her delegation ' s decision to join in the consensus on the threedecisions that the Committee had just adopted did not prejudge its final position on the Secretary-General ' s proposals relating to the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1994-1995.
In that definition, special attention should be paid to the reference to the" rules of the organization",which in general had the advantage of preserving the individuality of each organization and did not prejudge the degree of systematization required in order for the rules to constitute a genuine internal order of the organization.