Examples of using Prejudge in English and their translations into Polish
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Thus, we must not prejudge.
You can't prejudge them from their past.
Then I believe you. If you tell me I won't be prejudged.
If you tell me I won't be prejudged, then I believe you.
You strike me as a man of your word. If you tell me I won't be prejudged.
People also translate
I only said that we should not prejudge the future as regards Ukraine.
We cannot prejudge the decisions of the budgetary authority on the next MFF but as the initiative is planned beyond 2027, we consider that the same amount should be reprogrammed in the next MFF's.
The Commission confirms that nothing in this Decision prejudges the financial commitment of the Member States or the Community.
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.
There is nothing in the Convention that prejudges the positions that the parties will take in trade bodies.
Angels do not sit in judgment on mankind,neither should individual mortals prejudge their fellow creatures.
They are not necessarily limitative anddo not in any case prejudge the final Impact Assessment or choice that would be made by the Commission on its basis.
The investigation and enforcement activities carried out by the oversight body to ensure that contracting authorities' decisions comply with this Directive andthe principles of the Treaty shall not replace or prejudge the institutional role of the Commission as guardian of the Treaty.
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.
The Statement of Objections in relation to comparison shopping does not in any way prejudge the outcome of the Commission's investigation into the other three concerns.
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.
In this context,the European Union also calls on Israel to refrain from all unilateral measures that may prejudge the result of the final status negotiations, particularly in Jerusalem.
This Framework Decision on requests for information extracted from criminal records should not prejudge the possibility of judicial authorities' transmitting directly information from criminal records pursuant to Article 6(1) of the Convention on Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters between the Member States of the European Union, set up by Council Decision of 29 May 20008.
Let us hope that Bosnia does not have an accident along the way, and that we as a Union will not have to imposepenalty points on it, and let us not prejudge whether the vehicle that reaches Brussels will be the same one that set out.
Because every human activity can be done either morally or immorally,we must not prejudge whether a given action will be punished, but firstly we have to consider carefully whether its direction in the"moral field" is such, that it actually breaks any moral criteria.
The investigation and enforcement activities carried out by the oversight body to ensure that contracting entities' decisions comply with this Directive andthe general principles of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union shall not replace or prejudge the institutional role of the Commission as guardian of the Treaty.
The definitions of cogeneration andhigh-efficiency cogeneration used in Union legislation should not prejudge the use of different definitions in national legislation for purposes other than those of the Union legislation.
Sector-specific State aid rules only provide the possibility- not an obligation- for State aid;the impact assessment cannot prejudge on the decisions that Member States will take with regard to State aid.
The announcement by the Commissioner for new technologies that roaming charges are to be abolished from 2014 therefore prejudges the outcome of Regulation 531/2012 of 13 June 2012, presuming it to be negative, before its new tariff and structural measures have even come into force.
The error is not one of substance- let no one be mistaken about what I am saying here- butthe way in which this declaration, which prejudges the final outcome of the negotiations, patronises, indeed scorns, the parties concerned.
This would explicitly avoid prejudging the future.
This would happen, of course, without prejudging the safety requirements of the Regulation.
As a result, and without prejudging Member States' preferences for an energy mix which reflects their specific national circumstances, the EU electricity system could become more diverse and secure.
Without prejudging the upcoming proposals from the Commission in the context of the economic downturn, the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission.
Indicate the willingness of the Commission to propose a Basic Act establishing the EU GMES programme, without prejudging future financial decisions.