Sentence examples for any prejudicial from inspiring English sources
The court had no right to ask about any prejudicial pretexts.
And, particularly in light of the difficult task of juries in prosecutions under the Act, we conclude that its relevance and persuasiveness outweighed any prejudicial effect.
The Fifties, affluent or not, were at eight, one place ahead of the "Disco Seventies", and trailed by "California Gold Rush" at nine and "the Eighties", undignified by any prejudicial adjective, at 10.
Again, even though plaintiffs might point to such figures, the probative value of such data to investors (and the potential to avoid costly duplicative consulting work of this kind across the investing economy) would exceed any prejudicial impacts.
Until the Attorney General acts, the defendants cannot suffer, and, when he does act, they can promptly answer and have full opportunity to contest the legality of any prejudicial proceeding against them.
Again, it's hardly startling that Cable thinks as he does in private, but he has been scrupulous in public to avoid making any prejudicial comment because as business secretary has has a quasi-judicial function.
It confers on the executive a discretionary power to arrest and detain without trial, when necessary, a person with a view to prevent "that person from acting in any manner prejudicial to the security of Singapore or any part thereof or to the maintenance of public order or essential services therein".
The lack of improper police action does not make identifications tainted by these factors any less prejudicial.
The tape was then shown to jurors after the public had been cleared from the courtroom to avoid any potentially prejudicial show of emotion.
In truth, I don't that there have been many significant advancements, but that isn't a result of any true prejudicial behavior.
The Internal Security Act allows persons to be detained without trial for acting in any manner prejudicial to the security of Malaysia or to the maintenance of its essential services or economic life.
