Examples of using Prejudge in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Let's not prejudge this.
Contributions made by COSACshall in no way bind national parliaments or prejudge their position.
We cannot and will not prejudge or anticipate discussions or negotiations.
This list must not pre-classify or prejudge substances.
The Commission cannot prejudge the outcome of the ongoing legislative negotiations.
People also translate
We must not prejudge.
Therefore, I will not prejudge a referendum in a country or the reaction to a referendum organised by the Commission.
My goal in this framework was that this regulation should not prejudge this discussion.
The payment of an advance should not prejudge the final decision on the mobilisation of the Fund.
Contributionsfrom the Conference shall in no way bind national Parliaments or prejudge their positions.
This admissibility test would not prejudge the Commission's decision on the substance of the initiative.
Furthermore, 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.
This should not prejudge the overall responsibility of the Commission regarding the monitoring of the compliance with this Regulation.
The institution of the High Authority will in no way prejudge the methods of ownership of enterprises.
Settlement activities prejudge the outcome of final-status negotiations and compromise the viability of a concerted two-state solution.
As he grew up,he searched for a place where people would not prejudge him based on his facial features or racial background.
It cannot of course prejudge action for the next Commission but instead sets out additional envisaged actions for the post 2019 period indicatively and without a specific target time frame.
The views expressed in this guidance document cannot prejudge the position that the Commission might take before the CJEU.
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).
This Notice takes into account rulings of the Court published until 31 May2019 and cannot prejudge further developments of the Court's case law.
The Commission highlights that, while it cannot prejudge the final decision of the legislators, it has made concrete proposals for the smooth financing of the ERNs in the next Multi-annual Financial Framework.
Consequently, suspension of the operation of such a decision brings irreversible effects,and could even prejudge the decision of the Civil Service Tribunal in the main proceedings.
The solutions are difficult, however, let us not prejudge them and dismiss them outright, as the Commission has unfortunately signalled.
The Statement of Objections in relation tocomparison shopping does not in any way prejudge the outcome of the Commission's investigation into the other three concerns.
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.
(6) Such an Agreement should be without prejudice to the decision-making autonomy of the European Union,and should not prejudge the case-by-case nature of the decisions of Canada to participate in an EU crisis management operation.
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.