Examples of using Prejudge in English and their translations into Greek
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Let's not prejudge anything.".
However, Foreign Minister Milan Rocen said Montenegro will not prejudge the issue.
I cannot prejudge an inquiry.
Contributions made by COSAC shall in no way bind national parliaments or prejudge their position.
We can't prejudge what the commission will say.
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However, those conclusions cannot prejudge the judgment itself.
I cannot prejudge the solution”, Mektić said./ibna.
The decisions are difficult, but let us not prejudge them or write them off prematurely.
I cannot prejudge anything but I say that there will be clarity.
I only said that we should not prejudge the future as regards Ukraine.
I cannot prejudge the outcome that will arise from these talks.
The transitional provisions laid down in this Article shall not prejudge the nature of the acts concerned.
You can't prejudge them from their past.
The text urges the protagonists to“refrain from unilateral steps that prejudge the outcome of final status negotiations”.
The Commission cannot prejudge the outcome of the ongoing legislative negotiations.
The communiqué also asks the leading officials to“refrain from unilateral steps that prejudge the outcome of final status negotiations.”.
You can never prejudge or predict the future.
The most recent resolution adopted to this end in the UN Security Council on 27 July contains certain wordings which prejudge the future conduct of the Cyprus settlement process.
A scientific theory cannot prejudge what its investigative outcomes must be.
No one can prejudge an ecclesiologically fundamental act of receiving a decision from an external source.
The presence of these representatives will not prejudge the final political solution in any way whatsoever.
We cannot prejudge the outcome of the ongoing debate by making proposals for action at this stage.
The views expressed in this guidance document cannot prejudge the position that the Commission might take before the CJEU.
No one can prejudge the ecclesiologically fundamental act constituted by the reception of a decision of outside provenance.
We do not support unilateral steps by either party that would prejudge the outcome of such negotiations," Clinton said.
Today no one can prejudge whether this procedure will result in any agreement or failure.
Under no circumstances, however, should the negotiations prejudge the final political decision on Turkey's accession to the EU.
The Commission cannot prejudge the results of this analysis which will consider several scenarios.
The Commission cannot prejudge the outcome of this process.
It does not in any way prejudge, or constitute the announcement of, any position on the part of the Commission on the issues covered.