Examples of using To prejudge in English and their translations into Danish
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They're going to prejudge us.
He was disposed to prejudge individuals in accordance with his personal opinions.
But it would be wrong and unethical for me to prejudge the investigation.
We would not wish to prejudge the outcome of the Intergovernmental Conference.
On visa liberalisation, we are currently at an evaluation stage, andI would not wish to prejudge the outcome.
Now is not the time to prejudge the precise way forward.
Before the investigation even begins,as I won't prejudge  it. I expect you will be good enough not to prejudge the department's response.
We would not wish to prejudge the outcome of the Intergovernmental Conference.
It does not, therefore, seem appropriate to  use this public health directive to prejudge and pre-empt this agreement.
I do not want to prejudge the future, but for the time being we want to  keep things that way.
Some do not consider it possible to prejudge the issue at this stage.
I am not going to prejudge whether we should make more or less progress in the processes of political integration.
On this point, the EU cannot allow any exceptions to  be made,as this would be to prejudge the cases of other border regions.
We believe that to prejudge, at the moment, where resources should be directed, would create more practical difficulties.
On behalf of the ECR Group.- I understand that President Barroso does not want to prejudge the outcome of the Commission's consultation.
These we believe to prejudge the outcome of the Intergovernmental Conference, and could risk less rather than more references to  the UN itself.
Fourthly, and- for us- most importantly,the 2003 Budget is not to  be used to prejudge the mid-term review of Agenda 2000.
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.
In those circumstances I do not think it would be appropriate for me to  attempt to prejudge the outcome of those deliberations.
Nor does anything today entitle anybody to prejudge the results of discussions which are only beginning between the new government and its neighbours.
Some of the amendments that have been tabled depart from this functional approach and seek to prejudge the need for regulation.
Please appreciate that I do not wish to prejudge the meeting of the monitoring committee here today.
Since this communication from the Commission is ofcourse not yet available, I think that as a representative of the Council, it is inappropriate for me to prejudge it.
The aim of the current discussions, however, is not to prejudge the debate to  be launched at the end of June on the multiannual financial framework.
This will all be gone into at length during the negotiations on the Statute andI will not attempt to prejudge any decision on this at this early stage.
We are, however, concerned not to prejudge decisions about the future EU budget; ESDP activities are funded from the community budgets, which are currently inter-governmental.
With the Honourable Member's permission, I would, nevertheless,say that it seems premature at this stage to prejudge the Council's attitude towards any proposals in this sphere.
Thus I do not share the opinion- which is actually to prejudge the issue- that the European institutions and Parliament in particular might be in danger of being excluded from this political process.
The Community budgets from which the ESDP is funded are currently intergovernmental;consequently I feel it would be inappropriate to prejudge such spending in the report.
We have tried hard not to prejudge anything where Turkey is concerned, and it can be speculated whether or not the report that the Commission has presented today makes a statement about the decision that is to  be taken next year.