Meanings of prejudge the outcome in English

However, Miss Clark said she would not prejudge the outcome of the privileges committee.

We also agree with the secretary of state that it is premature to prejudge the outcome of the administration.

I cannot prejudge the outcome but I know that my colleagues, including at the Treasury, value the contribution of UK science.

He said the reason it was being published only as a draft was he did not want to prejudge the outcome of the referendum.

Palestinians say settlements will deny them a viable state and Washington has warned both sides against moves that could prejudge the outcome of peace talks.

Bernanke, who said he did not want to prejudge the outcome of the meeting, left economists split on whether and when the Fed might act.

The nine EU countries present raised concerns that the draft text was "unbalanced, inaccurate and prejudges the outcome of the investigation".