No one should prejudge them.

We should not prejudge the outcome of the negotiations.

So, we are not in any way intending to prejudge a final status.

The European Union is concerned by actions that could prejudge a final status agreement.

The parties must refrain from unilateral moves that might prejudge a final status agreement.

I also ask that the Secretary General not prejudge the resolution of the issue of Kosovo's final status.

If construction was allowed to continue, it threatened to prejudge the outcome of the final status negotiations between the parties.

Of equal importance is the obligation to avoid taking measures that could prejudge the outcome of the final status negotiations.

The route it follows encroaches upon Palestinian land and interests and threatens to prejudge unilaterally eventual bilateral negotiations between the parties.

Israel must also strive to build trust by refraining from unilateral actions that may prejudge the outcome of final status negotiations.

This procedural rule does not prejudge any of the moral or legal issues that the author of the complaint would like to raise.

We should not prejudge the outcome of the status talks, but obviously we will not see a return to the pre March 1999 situation.

Moreover, the continued construction of the wall on Palestinian land threatens to prejudge the eventual outcome of the final status negotiations between the parties.

Secondly, it goes without saying that the Security Council does not prejudge decisions to be taken by the next Government regarding the mandate of the multinational force.

Similarly, it should cease the construction of the separation barrier and adjust its route so as not to create facts on the ground that could prejudge the final borders.

Israel's actions should not prejudge final status issues or threaten longer term prospects for peace by making the creation of a viable and contiguous Palestinian State much more difficult.

Unfortunately, it appears that we will be considering texts that put the General Assembly in the position of attempting to prejudge and prejudice the settlement of final status issues.

Thus, developing countries need to ensure that any possible future disciplines do not prejudge their flexibility to undertake regulatory and institutional reform and their ability to meet public policy objectives.

Both parties should concentrate on fulfilling their respective obligations and commitments under the road map. They should also refrain from any and all unilateral actions that threaten to prejudge the

It is still an open question whether Hamas in government will become more pragmatic and less committed to terrorism it certainly is a possibility, and one should not prejudge the outcome.

As stated by the Israeli Minister for Foreign Affairs on 17 March 2004, the fence was not a political act and was not intended to prejudge future negotiations with the Palestinians.

The road map states clearly that Israel should dismantle outposts and freeze settlement activity, and the Quartet's position is that neither party should undertake actions that threaten to prejudge final status talks.

At the same time, I wish to emphasize that we deem inadmissible any kind of unilateral measures that would prejudge the solution to the question of the final status of Palestinian lands.

The separation wall, said to be intended to prevent incursions by terrorists, not only had a negative impact on the lives of Palestinians, but could also prejudge the final outcome of the negotiations.

That is worrying not only because of the effects of the barrier on the daily lives of Palestinians, but also because it threatens unilaterally to prejudge the outcome of eventual bilateral negotiations between the parties.

Once again, this matter was conclusively addressed by the court, which found that the route of the wall, which is in departure of the 1967 border (Green Line), does in fact prejudge the final borders.

Such measures increase the isolation of the city from the remaining occupied territories, have a detrimental effect on the lives of the Palestinian people and could prejudge a definitive agreement on the status of the city.

Moreover, referring the construction of the wall in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, the United Nations Special Coordinator told the Council that the route of the wall appears to prejudge the final borders of a Palestinian state .

Both parties should concentrate on fulfilling their respective obligations and commitments and refrain from any and all unilateral actions which threaten to prejudge the outcome of final status negotiations and undermine efforts at building confidence on the ground.

In doing so, the Committee shall inform the State party concerned that such expression of its views on interim measures does not prejudge either its final opinion on the merits of the communication or its eventual suggestions and recommendation.

Article 19 does not prejudge the question of piercing the corporate veil , questions relating to a situation where a State entity has deliberately misrepresented its financial position or subsequently reduced its assets to avoid satisfying a claim, or other related issues.

For the Palestinian side, the first step would be reform, including security sector reform, and, for the Israeli side, the halting of all actions which could prejudge the result of final status negotiations, such as any expansion of settlement activities.

Correspondingly, Israel must cease its settlement activities, which are contrary to its obligations under the road map, and avoid taking measures that could prejudge the final result of negotiations, especially with regard to territorial issues, including those in connection with Jerusalem.

Article 10, paragraph 3, does not prejudge the question of piercing the corporate veil , questions relating to a situation where a State entity has deliberately misrepresented its financial position or subsequently reduced its assets to avoid satisfying a claim, or other related issues.

Israel must stop and reverse construction of the wall in the Territory, including in and around Jerusalem, which departed from the 1949 Armistice Line and undermined Palestinian trust in the road map, and could prejudge the borders of a future Palestinian State.

I would suggest that what is reflected in the report, which we shall come to later on it is not definitive, it is only a draft, and we are not even at the stage of discussing the draft does not prejudge anything.

If the draft articles created a link between the legality of the use of force and the right to suspend or terminate a treaty that would prejudge the issue of whether certain United Nations bodies were competent to rule on the application of treaties.

Indeed, the Court stressed that it cannot remain indifferent to certain fears expressed to it that the route of the wall will prejudge the future frontier between Israel and Palestine, and the fear that Israel may integrate the settlements and their means of access.

The decisions of international organizations did not prejudge how to solve the conflict, which would have to be based on the restoration and strict maintenance of the territorial integrity of Azerbaijan, and on preservation and encouragement of the identity of the Armenian minority living on its territory.

Such treatment would be consistent with the Advisory Committee's previously stated opinion that any additional staff provided to the Mission for urgent requirements does not prejudge any decision the General Assembly may take on the establishment of posts following its consideration of the proposed MONUC budget for the period 2005 06.

Since in accordance with article 73 of the Vienna Convention, the Convention shall not prejudge any question that may arise in regard to a treaty from the outbreak of hostilities between States , the question arises as to what extent the separability doctrine established in article 44 of the Convention holds true.

The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela believes that the reference to the excessive accumulation of small arms and light weapons does not prejudge or affect the legitimate sovereign right of every State to obtain, produce and stockpile such weapons in an amount that it considers appropriate to meet its self defence and security needs.