To panic would be premature.

The uprising is premature!

Such complacency is premature.

But it is a premature issue.

Any reply would be quite premature.

But that judgment seems premature, at best.

I'm congratulating you early then.

Coppieters and the use of plutonium in fastbreeder reactors.

I think it is too early to say.

1.13 The regulation of virtual broadband access products appears to be premature.

1.15 The regulation of virtual broadband access products appears to be premature.

I do not take this debate as premature at all.

In my opinion, this decision is coming too soon.

Isn't that a little premature Inasmuch as you have one wife already?

In my opinion, the phasing out of organotin compounds is too premature at this stage.

Certainly it is premature, as Mr Dary said.

But the celebration appears to have been premature.

Pedea may be less effective in very premature babies.

Subject Proposals to alleviate youth unemployment

To do otherwise would be premature and irresponsible. ponsible.

We jumped the gun a little, but I thought we'd better be ready.

Hence it would be premature for India to open up its capital account immediately.

Even though 2006 has been an excellent growth year for Europe, real interest rates interest rates expressed in terms of goods and services as opposed to money have not budged from the beginning of the year. This means Europe s monetary policy continues to stimulate economic growth despite the fact that, by December, money rates will have been raised 150 basis points during 2006.

However, failing this, the proposed mechanism seems premature, to say the least.

If the Council cannot reach agreement on this proposal then of course one must try to arrive at a compromise, and this is also what happened.

I and my friend, Mr Douglas Hurd, will come to parlia mentary sessions and political colloquies, committed to that objective.

The idea of European lists is premature, if not hare brained.

It would be too early we would be putting the cart before the horse.

Any answer now to your question would be quite premature.

It would therefore be premature to draw up an assessment of your Presidency at this stage, but pending the Laeken Summit, I should still like to say the following.

Of course, it is premature to draw any firm conclusions from these figures.

It is still premature to declare the financial crisis to be over .

But talk of an OPEC breakup is premature.

Whereas Italy, Ireland and the United Kingdom supplied 44 of the working population in the Community and accounted for 35 of the gross Community product in 1970, this latter figure had fallen to 28 by 1978.

This enabled Europe and the Community to play a distinct part in the Tokyo Summit of the industrial ized countries and shows that we are capable of taking action.

Moreover, our Community has undertaken to give its support to measures aimed at improving the training situation for young people, as you yourself suggest.

President. Unless the Assembly has any objection, I shall call another two speakers before we adjourn.

The Commission has received the first reports relating to a limited number of projects.

Secondly, the Commission has no information on where olive oil can be marketed most sensibly.

The demand that the Charter be incorporated into the Treaties is therefore all the more premature.

The Commission believes that it would be premature at this stage to come up with proposals setting new limit values for noise.

We are therefore in good time to commit the funding for this.

It is premature to make statements without having initiated an investigation.

All in all, it is therefore premature to declare victory.

Now in the United Kingdom we have had a tremendous three years of enlivening activity in this sector.