Examples of using Prejudge in English and their translations into Arabic
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In our view, these references prejudge and create an imbalance in our assessment of the Agency ' s important work in the discharge of its responsibilities.
Such deletion, however, should not prejudge on the possible inadmissibility of the claim on grounds other than State immunity, such as the lack of jurisdiction of the forum State.
Norway did not wish to diminish the flexibility of that response or prejudge the assessment before it was submitted, and therefore did not find it expedient to endorse the draft resolution.
United Nations resolutions today that prejudge the outcome of these negotiations do not advance the parties one inch towards reaching peace.
Such provisions prejudge the overall political settlement and the final outcome of the Conference, being therefore unacceptable to the Government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
Another delegation noted that such a work programme could prejudge that the CMA needs new rules of procedure.
This deletion, however, should not prejudge on the possible inadmissibility of the claim on grounds other than State immunity, such as, for instance, the lack of jurisdiction of the forum State.
They too, especially the media, should exercise restraint in making pronouncements before and during a trial that might prejudge the outcome.
they must refrain from acts that prejudge a comprehensive solution.
We strongly believe that both parties to the conflict should refrain from any actions that could prejudge the outcome of the negotiations.
However, the draft resolution should not prejudge the discussions in the Conference on Disarmament.
It was also stated that the definition of objections to reservations should not prejudge the legal effects of the objections.
In performing its evaluation functions, the Office should avoid interfering in the intergovernmental negotiations by conducting evaluations that could prejudge the outcome of such negotiations.
Any effort to use the findings of that conference would prejudge debate in intergovernmental forums.
Israel ' s actions should not prejudge final status issues
they should avoid all unilateral acts which could become the source of new tensions or prejudge the outcome of the final-status negotiations.
speakers called on Israel to end its settlement activity, including in East Jerusalem, and to refrain from all actions that might prejudge the outcome of the final negotiations.
Let's not prejudge this.
It is not our intention to limit or prejudge the negotiations.
The Committee should not prejudge the extent to which summary records would be needed.