Examples of using Prejudge in English and their translations into Slovak
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They are to presume innocence, not prejudge guilt.
The Commission cannot prejudge the outcome of the ongoing legislative negotiations.
This implies that an SAA with Serbia and Montenegro must not prejudge the future status of Kosovo.
This should not prejudge the overall responsibility of the Commission regarding the monitoring of the compliance with this Regulation.
I only said that we should not prejudge the future as regards Ukraine.
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Contributions made by COSACshall in no way bind national parliaments or prejudge their position.
The views expressed in this Guide cannot prejudge the position that the Commission might take before the Court of Justice.
Contributions from the Forum shall in no way bind national Parliaments or prejudge their positions.
No Code of Ethics can prejudge every situation, thus common sense and good judgment are required in applying ethical principles.
The impact assessment will not, of course, prejudge the outcome of the consultations.
Conclusions are thus only of relevance to the injunction procedure but do not allow one to deduce a final position of the Court of Justice;and in no way prejudge a final ruling.
The institution of the High Authority will in no way prejudge the methods of ownership of enterprises.
The provisions of this TSI should not prejudge decisions taken by Member States under Article 2 of Regulation(EC) No 1371/2007 of the European Parliament and of the Council(4).
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.
The views expressed in this Notice cannot prejudge the position that the European Commission might take before the Court.
Recommendation 1- Publish data on urban mobility a The Commission accepts the recommendation. b The Commission partially accepts the recommendation,as it cannot prejudge the outcome of the legislative process.
The views expressed in this Guide cannot prejudge the position that the Commission might take before the Court of Justice.
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.
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.
The views expressed in this guidance document cannot prejudge the position that the Commission might take before the CJEU.
As we cannot prejudge which group(s) they would choose to be affiliated with after the elections, this category is equally split on the left and on the right of the hemicycle.
Before the first date, it's impossible not to dive into Google and prejudge someone without ever knowing what that person is really like.
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.
As the Quartet has stated,unilateral actions by either party cannot prejudge the outcome of negotiations and will not be recognized by the international community.
Calls on both parties to avoid steps which could spark further escalation,including unilateral measures which could prejudge the outcome of negotiations and threaten the viability of the two-state solution;
Unilateral actions by either party, including settlement activity, cannot prejudge the outcome of negotiations and will not be recognized by the international community.
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;