| By answering the point I put to you today, you would in no way be prejudging the forthcoming report. |
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| The prejudging judgment might be as broad as the spoken English language, or the dictionary, or some other code or convention. |
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| The Convention is not prejudging the effects that the legislation of the State gives to the establishment of parentage. |
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| To say that Greece will be unable to sustain the criteria, I am sorry, but that is prejudging the facts. |
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| Several parties pointed out that it is being addressed by the SBSTA and cautioned against prejudging conclusions. |
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| To avoid prejudging the outcome of the ongoing debate, the action taken should however be limited in scope. |
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| In sum, they accuse the prosecution and the judges of prejudging the issues, of pursuing the trial merely out of vanity and a sense of their own honour. |
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| It is, therefore, a duty for all public authorities to refrain from prejudging the outcome of a trial. |
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| It is right that we now build on that and engage a process that entrenches it, without prejudging or commenting on the outcome of any political dialogue or settlement. |
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| Effectively, the exclusions preserved what already existed without in any way prejudicing or prejudging their application when a set of factual circumstances necessitated the application of another law. |
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| In response to these questions, CNSC staff explained that it prepares EA Guidelines to set the appropriate boundaries for study without prejudging the importance of the issues or outcome of the assessment. |
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| In order to pursue these objectives, the European Union was carrying out forward planning for its future role in Kosovo, without prejudging the outcome of the future status. |
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| For this purpose, and without prejudging the actual date of accession, the Opinion is based on a medium-term time horizon of approximately five years. |
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| There is a prejudging of the Commission's report and a postjudging of Congress' attitude last year. |
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| Without prejudging the results of UNESCO's action, we must not lose sight of the impact of globalization on human development, the survival of cultures and cultural diversity. |
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| The outcome of such a vote, even if it allows the community with de facto control over Nagorno-Karabakh to organize itself, should not be recognized as prejudging the future legal status of the region. |
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| At this point in time, I do not believe that any part of SIRC's report should be made public, to avoid impeding or prejudging the Commission's investigation. |
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| The Advisory Committee had been right to focus on issues of immediate importance and to avoid prejudging the results of work still under way in the General Assembly. |
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| For 126 years, the federal government has displayed a deplorably paternalistic attitude to first nations by unilaterally prejudging what ought to be good for their development. |
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| I think we should all await the outcome of that process before prejudging circumstances and calling into question the good character and reputation of members of Parliament. |
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| The child has the right to be treated in accordance with this presumption and it is the duty of all public authorities or others involved to refrain from prejudging the outcome of the trial. |
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| What is the responsibility of members of the committee looking at a question of privilege, a charge of contempt in terms of not prejudging the matter? |
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