Too early to tell.

It was premature to combine the two matters.

Hence, the question of investment negotiations was premature.

211. The prevailing view was that it would be premature to undertake the preparation of the suggested convention.

The Advisory Committee is of the view that the establishment of liaison offices is premature, given the uncertainties regarding the workload of the office.

It was therefore necessary to identify the conditions under which constraints arose in order to avoid surprises .

Most speakers, however, argued that it might be premature to begin negotiations on such a convention.

It is still early for analysis of their impact, but a discussion is provided in addendum 1 to the present report.

The Tunisian delegation was of the view that those Conclusions were premature, since the Commission was merely at the preliminary stage of its study and had not yet adopted a definitive position.

Commendable though they were, it was too soon for the draft articles to be transmitted to the Drafting Committee.

23. Some other delegations expressed the view that the establishment of a permanent mechanism was premature.

Under the circumstances, the Advisory Committee is of the opinion that it is premature to consider resource requirements for the committee until the requisite policy decisions have been taken by the Assembly.

It's too early.

Too early to say.

However any decision with regard to the final form of the study on the topic, would be premature.

Tuxedo for breakfast, huh? Is that a new London custom?

The Ministry having been established only in October 1995, it is too early to assess its effectiveness, actual or potential.

Charles and Ray, they didn't obsess about style for it's own sake.

Many of the partnerships are at an early stage of development, and it is still too soon fully to assess their impact.

As the legislative process in respect of both the Peacebuilding Commission and the Human Rights Council is still not complete, the Advisory Committee is of the opinion that it would be premature to consider resource requirements for them at this time.

The National Health Policy aims to address the shortcomings of the system.

The Committee was informed that two years into the establishment of the regional centre, it was still too early to judge the effectiveness of the undertaking.

It is, however, still too early to speak of genuine equality of women in the structures of power, especially in its higher echelons.

On the other hand, there were delegations that considered any decision on the matter to be premature pending a decision on the definition of the offences to which the document would apply.

62. With respect to article 15, the view was expressed that any decision on its inclusion was premature absent an agreement on definitions.

It is simply too early.

During the discussions which followed, the view was expressed that it was too early to make changes in the rules of procedure in order to take account of procedures adopted only very recently.

Some Member States felt that it was still premature to discuss the establishment of regional arrangement(s), when much more needed to be achieved first at the national level to safeguard human rights.

The representative of Amnesty International said that he considered it premature to look at the creation of a new mandate in view of the ongoing discussions in New York.

On the question of the Trusteeship Council, Iraq took the view that it would be premature to change the Council's status or to abolish it.

I'm telling you it's too early. Go on.

In its response, the Government supports the evaluators' conclusion that it is too early to be able to conclude what the true effects of the legislative changes are.

Under the circumstances, and in light of the lack of significant positive developments on the ground, it would be premature to suggest further adjustments to the Force at this stage.

It's too early to say, but he'll live, so try to relax.

14. To enter a collaborative relationship now, before the dialogue on structural adjustment and human rights has begun or concluded, would be premature.

It's too soon to judge yet.

With regard to recommendation (c), that delegation believed that it was premature to speak about obligations of States to remove their satellites from the geostationary satellite orbit, since no specific recommendations on the subject had been agreed upon by technical experts.

It's still too early to talk about this now.

14. Germany considered that, at the present stage, the publication of the draft would be premature and that the already submitted observations emphasized the need for setting up an expert committee to reach agreement on common standards.

Counsel concedes that it is too early to gauge the extent of the contamination of the ecosystem, the marine environment and the food chain by radiation, as cancers may take 10 to 30 years to develop and manifest themselves the same is true for genetic malformations.

However, since data of a few weeks only can currently be seen, it's still too early to ease, and it needs more time to see whether the property market is entering downturns.

1. Calls upon all States that have not yet done so to sign and to become parties to the Treaty at the earliest possible date, thus contributing to its rapid entry into force and to the early achievement of universal adherence

However, in making this suggestion it recognizes that the development of an optional protocol is in the early stages.

While it is too early in the biennium to give a precise assessment by region, sector or object of expenditure, table 9 indicates the current estimates.

On a rainy morning he left his house early so as to be in time for school.