Sentence examples for risk prejudging from inspiring English sources

"The United States opposes all unilateral actions, including West Bank settlement activity and housing construction in East Jerusalem, as they complicate efforts to resume direct, bilateral negotiations, and risk prejudging the outcome of those negotiations," Toner said.

But agreeing that whoever it is should stay on whatever the decision on the trust would run the risk of prejudging the issue.

Those legislators and aides who were more willing to make predictions and repeat internal discussions were granted anonymity, because they said they risked the wrath of Mr. Bruno or Mr. Silver for speaking out before the leaders did, and for prejudging the outcome.

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".

As the ballots are counted, all sides must resist prejudging the outcome.

Without prejudging the Saylor investigation, it is easy to see the truth in that mother's observation.

And I'm not prejudging any of this.