Sentence examples for prejudging future from inspiring English sources

The majority's focus on the "basic right" of access to court thus served its purpose without prejudging future cases.

Doing so in a dignified manner would not indicate bias or inappropriately prejudge future cases.

That is a mindset that assumes nothing, that does not prejudge the future, that is ready for anything, not just the worst.

He emphasized that he "wouldn't want to prejudge" the future course of rates, and he pointed out that inflation "remains below our two-per-cent longer-run objective".

Although largely symbolic when measured against the financial and diplomatic support the United States has given Israel since 1948, the fact that the American Embassy, along with those of most other nations, has remained in Tel Aviv has always been taken as a signal that Washington has not prejudged the future of Jerusalem.

In the midst of concerted American and international efforts to find a way to quell the horrific violence between Israel and the Palestinians, Mr. Annan has seemingly put the weight of his office behind those who would prejudge the outcome of future territorial negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.

I shouldn't be prejudging his testimony.

Prejudging it right now is too much.

Ms Reding seemed to be prejudging her own investigation.

The commentaries lauded the trial as fair and open while effectively prejudging Mr. Bo.

We must explore and evaluate a range of options — without prejudging any".