Examples of using To prejudge in English and their translations into Swedish
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Uh, isn't the whole point of today not to prejudge them?
Now is not the time to prejudge the precise way forward.
it is inappropriate for me to prejudge it.
We would not wish to prejudge the outcome of the Intergovernmental Conference.
the 2003 Budget is not to be used to prejudge the mid-term review of Agenda 2000.
We would not wish to prejudge the outcome of the Intergovernmental Conference.
I will not attempt to prejudge any decision on this at this early stage.
It would be inappropriate to prejudge the content of the Commission's proposal at this stage.
As a result of this, I do not think that Parliament's decision on the issue which we are discussing about compensation for Kozloduy needs to prejudge our debate in the autumn.
Some do not consider it possible to prejudge the issue at this stage.
I am not going to prejudge whether we should make more
I understand that President Barroso does not want to prejudge the outcome of the Commission's consultation.
In order not to prejudge the consultation the Commission decided not to propose in its draft decision precise thresholds.
Today is the right time to leave this government to deliver, and not to prejudge its achievements or non-achievements from the first minutes of its mandate.
consequently I feel it would be inappropriate to prejudge such spending in the report.
We are, however, concerned not to prejudge decisions about the future EU budget;
not to interfere in the Tribunal's work and not to prejudge its outcome.
The last sentence is added in order not to prejudge of the Financial Perspective for the year 2007 and beyond.
No one is seeking to prejudge the outcome of the implementation of the Hungarian constitution
We also believe that regulations should not include specific budget figures in order not to prejudge the annual budgetary discussions as agreed in the Joint Declaration of 1982.
Kant's radical mistake was, to prejudge, instead of investigating, the conditions under which the acquisition of knowledge becomes possible.
During the discussions before the Council on the Commission's proposals in the field of vertical restraints, Member States were concerned not to prejudge the choice of the future exemption regime for car distribution.
Politicians did not want to prejudge at Barcelona those issues which were being debated in the electoral campaigns.
Member States were concerned not to prejudge the choice of the future exemption regime for car distribution.
The Commission does not wish to prejudge the outcome of any such debate by making concrete proposals for action.
The Russian foreign ministry stressed that the Japanese step speaks of the attempt of the official tokyo to impose russia's will to prejudge the outcome of future negotiations for the conduct of joint economic activities.
It is also difficult to prejudge if common minimum standards would give us the level of safety that we wish the accession states to aim for.
we do not want to prejudge the outcome and say at this point that yes,
We believe that the report constitutes an attempt to prejudge development, since to a large extent it relates to a situation that will only arise if the Member States do not unanimously ratify the convention on the protection of the Union's financial interests.
The aim of the current discussions, however, is not to prejudge the debate to be launched at the end of June on the multiannual financial framework.