Examples of using Prejudge in English and their translations into Greek
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The Commission cannot prejudge the results of this analysis which will consider several scenarios.
No one can prejudge the ecclesiologically fundamental act constituted by the reception of a decision of outside provenance.
No one can prejudge an ecclesiologically fundamental act of receiving a decision from an external source.
Under no circumstances, however, should the negotiations prejudge the final political decision on Turkey's accession to the EU.
Today no one can prejudge whether this procedure will result in any agreement or failure.
We cannot prejudge the outcome of the ongoing debate by making proposals for action at this stage.
The Commission cannot at present prejudge whether additional measures will be proposed to improve the protection of air passengers.
I cannot prejudge what will happen with the present government,
Commissioner Malmström cannot prejudge what Parliament's vote will be.
Furthermore, the measures applied for must be provisional, in that they must not prejudge the decision on the substance.
Belgrade's delegation said it did not want to discuss anything that might prejudge Kosovo's status.
neither should individual mortals prejudge their fellow creatures.
neither should individual mortalsˆ prejudge their fellow creatures.
suggestions for an EU mandate prejudge the outcome of the Intergovernmental Conference
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,
A Provisional Suspension imposed by the FIM does not in any way prejudge the question as to whether an anti-doping rule violation under Article 2 of the FIM Anti-Doping Code has actually been committed.
Turkey sees no meaning in these wordings contained in the most recent resolution of 26 July on the extension of UNFICYP's mandate, which prejudge the result of the contacts by the Secretary-General's consultant
In particular, government sources comment that the amendment tabled yesterday by Albanian parliamentarians of fYROMacedonia that the agreement does not define or prejudge“ethnicity” but only“citizenship”, overthrows the argument of K. Mitsotakis.
At the same time, he said that we must"not disregard such actions which poison the atmosphere and might prejudge the conclusion of the property issue which is an issue which must be solved within the framework of an overall settlement".
Pahor blamed Croatia for provoking Slovenia to block the talks by submitting"contentious documents" that Ljubljana fears could prejudge a solution to their dispute.