Examples of using Prejudge in English and their translations into German
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You shouldn't prejudge people.
I cannot of course prejudge what the decision will be, but this is certainly going to be a subject which will be discussed.
You shouldn't prejudge people.
Such steps also prejudge the outcome of the Final Status Negotiations especially concerning the city of Jerusalem.
However, those conclusions cannot prejudge the judgment itself.
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This admissibility test would not prejudge the Commission's decision on the substance of the initiative.
Consultation is under way, but I cannot prejudge its outcome.
The Commission cannot at present prejudge whether additional measures will be proposed to improve the protection of air passengers.
The Commission is of the opinion that we should not prejudge this review.
The supplementary needs cannot, in any case, prejudge the decisions that the Commission will need to take concerning.
My goal in this framework was that this regulation should not prejudge this discussion.
As Mr Liikanen has said, we cannot prejudge the final result after two years of the forum.
First, we want to carry out a review without taking any decisions,because that would prejudge the outcome of the Convention.
No member of the Security Council should prejudge that debate; nor should they say now how they are going to vote before they see the evidence.
This implies that an SAA with Serbia and Montenegro must not prejudge the future status of Kosovo.
The role of the EUSR shall not in any way prejudge the mandate of the High Representative in Bosnia-and-Herzegovina as set out in the Dayton/Paris Peace Agreement.
In particular, no party should undertake unilateral measures or prejudge questions relating to final status.
In particular we should not prejudge the market at this stage.
The Commission emphasises primarily, as regards its internal memo of 9 November 1998 on which Hoechst relies, that the Commission officials' informalassessment at an early stage of the proceedings cannot prejudge the decision adopted by the Commission itself.
The presence of these representatives will not prejudge the final political solution in any way whatsoever.
First, this slaughtering of additional cows at the present time would not reduce the supply of beef but would actually further increase it; secondly, the reduction of suckler cow premium entitlements andthe number of suckler cows would prejudge questions relating to the future arrangements for beef and veal.
It is understood that the views expressed today cannot prejudge the final position of the Council on the implementation of this Agreement.
The Presidency also emphasised that discussion on theWider Europe initiative should not prejudge the question of future EU membership.
Under no circumstances, however, should the negotiations prejudge the final political decision on Turkey's accession to the EU.
The European Union appeals to theparties to refrain from unilateral acts that may prejudge the final negotiated agreements.
The envisaged departure of the route from the"green line" could prejudge future negotiations and make the two-State solution physically impossible to implement.
These decisions to initiate the procedure in no way prejudge the results of the investigation.
The decisions are difficult, but let us not prejudge them or write them off prematurely.
It was further noted that thedebate on the content of the programme should not prejudge future discussions on the Financial Perspectives.
We therefore have to reject these amendments and Amendments Nos 44 and50, which prejudge the content of the next review of the guidelines.