Examples of using Prejudging in English and their translations into Swedish
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intending to send a clear political message on direct payments, but without in any way prejudging their future shape
should facilitate the setting of new and more ambitious targets for specific measures in support of SMEs without prejudging which measures should be taken
the Representatives were asked to continue their considerations, without prejudging the question of substance, by further exploring certain points of agreement, particularly on the
While not prejudging the future use of these substances at the present time, the Council also
Without prejudging on the final contents of the Constitutional Treaty, the Commission may take any useful initiatives to promote coordination between actions
Without prejudging the results, a year after the IGC began,
FR On the eve of the Nice Summit and without prejudging the outcome, I want to salute the tremendous work carried out by the French Presidency
Building on the work carried out to date and without prejudging the outcome of the negotiations we commit ourselves to comprehensive negotiations aimed at: substantial improvements in market access;
Rather than adopting a defensive approach, the Community institutions, without prejudging the status of operators, should recognise the existence of,
protection under Community design, permits, without prejudging the outcome of this debate, the smoothest possible administration of the Community design system,
that a large majority of delegations were in favour of the draft basic Regulation as amended by the Commission, without prejudging the final outcome regarding the transitional Regulation;
to many developing countries, the Doha Declaration states that'Building on the work carried out to date and without prejudging the outcome of negotiations we commit ourselves to comprehensive negotiations aimed at substantial improvements in market access;
far from prejudging the substantial amount of work already done by the Commission
Without prejudging new approaches for differentiation between parties in a future fair
I say this without in any way prejudging the quality of one or the other,
This decision should not prejudge the future management of the SIS II system.
The opening of this in-depth investigation does not in any way prejudge the final outcome.
However, those conclusions cannot prejudge the judgment itself.
In particular we should not prejudge the market at this stage.
We should not prejudge what it will become.