Examples of using Prejudge in English and their translations into Romanian
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You can't prejudge them from their past.
As an individual, and not prejudged.
Everyone prejudged him, but i got him off.
Charles, I would hate to think you would prejudge us.
This shall not prejudge actual CAP expenditure levels.
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My goal in this framework was that this regulation should not prejudge this discussion.
This admissibility test would not prejudge the Commission's decision on the substance of the initiative.
Costs are at this stage uncertain or variable, due to the upcoming stage of programming,of which we can not prejudge the results.
If you tell me I won't be prejudged, then I believe you.
This should not prejudge the overall responsibility of the Commission regarding the monitoring of the compliance with this Regulation.
The impact assessment will not, of course, prejudge the outcome of the consultations.
It cannot prejudge the opening of additional formal investigations into tax rulings if it has indications that EU state aid rules are not being complied with.
The Commission confirms that nothing in this Decision prejudges the financial commitment of the Member States or the Community.
In the order in Wenig vCommission, it was recalled, in particular,that the measures applied for must be provisional, in that they must not prejudge the decision on the substance.
They are not necessarily limitative and do not in any case prejudge the final Impact Assessment or choice that would be made by the Commission on its basis.
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.
In view of this fact,he therefore feels that he should not prejudge the position of the Committee in this draft report.
The Commission Report does not in any way prejudge the decision that will be taken at the expiry on 12 November of the six-month period set out in the Recommendation, namely whether to prolong the current temporary internal border controls.
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.
Viewing Sanader's remarks as counterproductive,Pahor blamed Croatia for provoking Slovenia to block the talks by submitting"contentious documents" that Ljubljana fears could prejudge a solution to their dispute.
The decision of the Commission approving an assistance cannot prejudge any assessment in relation to State aid rules and does not relieve the Member State of its obligations under those Articles.
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.
The definitions of cogeneration and high-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.
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.
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.
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;
The Commission, assisted by CEIOPS, should develop a proper system of solvency rules concerning institutions for occupational retirement provision,whilst fully reflecting the essential distinctiveness of insurance and, therefore, should not prejudge the application of this Directive to be imposed upon those institutions.
This would happen,of course, without prejudging the safety requirements of the Regulation.
To avoid prejudging the outcome of the ongoing debate, the action taken should however be limited in scope.
At the request of the participants, the prejudging can take place even before the end of the enrollment period they are in.