Examples of using Prejudge in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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This prejudges the matter.
But the work of the commission should not be prejudged.
For that purpose, it prejudges the application of a'carrot and stick' policy towards immigrants.
Belgrade's delegation said it did not want to discuss anything that might prejudge Kosovo's status.
The Commission cannot prejudge at this stage what its position would be regarding any future measures.
Yes, but not because they were a man short in practice this moment prejudge the outcome of the first argument.
A decision on reviewing the Control Regulation has not yet been taken and any Commission proposal is subject to better regulation, notably a public consultation andan impact assessment which cannot be prejudged.
Nice will totally outplay your opponent and prejudge the outcome of the dispute over half game.
If, following the review, a decision is made to open status talks,its outcome should not be prejudged, Moller stressed.
In the nature of things,a preliminary decision prejudges the merits of a dispute by ordering an investigative measure.
In this regard, he predicted that if they still dare to take ground operation in Syria,the Saudis will provoke a very difficult internal conflict that would prejudge the fate of the Kingdom.
The views expressed in this Guide cannot prejudge the position that the Commission might take before the Court of Justice.
Barcelona will start as ended their dispute with PSG- with many goals and will prejudge the outcome just 45 minutes.
The views expressed in this Guide cannot prejudge the position that the Commission might take before the Court of Justice.
As such it is a working document not yet endorsed by the Commission andits contents does not in any way prejudge the final decision of the Commission.
In particular, it must not prejudge the recognition of refugee status pursuant to the Geneva Convention of 28 July 1951 on the status of refugees, as amended by the New York Protocol of 31 January 1967, ratified by all the Member States.
However, St Etienne will keep the intrigue alive andhalf game will prejudge the outcome of the household of Caen.
Recommendation 4- Improving inspections and sanctions 1.(a)The Commission takes note that this recommendation is addressed to Member States and will follow it up.(b) The Commission partially accepts this recommendation: The mandatory use of the Electronic Inspection report System would improve the inspections; A decision on reviewing the Control Regulation has not yet been taken and any Commission proposal is subject to better regulation,notably a public consultation and an impact assessment which cannot be prejudged.
The Gospel tells us that we do not choose God,but he chooses us and we prejudge His unique place in the rescue plan.
The study foreseen in article 6(5)a of the Ecolabel regulation dealing with additional aspects such as processing, pre-packaging, packaging and transport, which will examine the feasibility of the extension of the scope of the Ecolabel Regulation to food, including the products of fishing and aquaculture,will not influence or prejudge the adoption of this Regulation.
(6) Such an Agreement should be without prejudice to the decision-making autonomy of the European Union, and should not prejudge the case-by-case nature of the decisions of Romania to participate in an EU crisis-management operation.
The study foreseen in Article 6(5)(a) of the Ecolabel Regulation, dealing with additional aspects such as processing, pre-packaging, packaging and transport, which will examine the flexibility of the extension of the scope of the Ecolabel Regulation to food, including the products of fishing and aquaculture,will not influence or prejudge the adoption of this regulation'.
Calls on both parties to avoid steps which could spark further escalation,including unilateral measures which could prejudge the outcome of negotiations and threaten the viability of the two-state solution;
The Commission emphasises primarily, as regards its internal memo of 9 November 1998 on which Hoechst relies,that the Commission officials' informal assessment at an early stage of the proceedings cannot prejudge the decision adopted by the Commission itself.
(6) Such an Agreement should be without prejudice to thedecision-making autonomy of the European Union, and should not prejudge the case-by-case nature of the decisions of the Kingdom of Norway to participate in an EU crisis-management operation.
Several times the team dared not take advance of the pause, butin this case will act fired by the first whistle and prejudge the outcome of the battle at the first harvest in the locker room.
Calls on both parties to avoid steps which could spark further escalation,including unilateral measures which could prejudge the outcome of negotiations, threaten the viability of the two-state solution and generate further mistrust;
(6) Such an Agreement should be without prejudice to the decision-making autonomyof the European Union, and should not prejudge the case-by-case nature of the decisions of the Republic of Turkey to participate in an EU crisis management operation.
To avoid prejudging the latter issues, both questions should be examined together.
This will steer the debate without prejudging the Commission proposal for the next Multiannual Financial Framework(MFF), expected for May 2018.