Sentence examples for biased remarks from inspiring English sources

Mr. Franks, a law school graduate, seized on Mr. Corzine's apparent suggestion that some biased remarks could be deemed hate crimes.

Often racially biased remarks about the defendants from police and prosecutors including racial epithets are revealed and defendants are still convicted.

The network would probably apologize, and maybe even announce that the purveyor of such uninformed, biased remarks -- to describe them kindly -- would no longer be welcome as a guest on its programs.

At first, the Panthers accused him of being racially biased, quoting remarks he made during a confidential study of the judiciary undertaken by a sociologist from Washington University in St . Louis

B4 Daily Mail Saatchi boss suspended after gender bias remarks.

The judge ruled Blazer was "generally without credibility" and had fabricated his testimony; Fifa paid $90m to settle; Blatter called the remarks "very biased", and promoted Blazer to head of marketing.

At some point citing the figure 10,000 in fact, there have been 2,300 killed and 10,000 wounded in Gaza prompting the paper to suggest late that Sanders remarks were biased against Israel.

At some point, he cited the figure 10,000 in fact, the death toll is closer to 1,500, according to the United Nations prompting the paper to suggest late that Sanders remarks were biased against Israel.

"In the commission's view, the judge's remarks reflected outdated, biased and insensitive views about sexual assault victims who do not 'put up a fight.' Such comments cannot help but diminish public confidence and trust in the impartiality of the judiciary," wrote Lawrence Simi, the commission's chairman.

Lawyers for former Prime Minister Jean Chrétien appeared in federal court, asking that the head of an inquiry into the misuse of millions of dollars of government advertising funds be removed for remarks they say were biased.

Despite protestations that the ECB was not biased towards higher or lower rates, his remarks will be seen as a hint that the bank may be ready to lower borrowing costs to help boost growth - if inflation remains in check.