Sentence examples for causing prejudice from inspiring English sources

Apparently heedless of the possible effects of causing prejudice, they gave their commentators and columnists their head to say what they thought of the conflicting evidence of Saatchi and Lawson.

Not only has this test been watered down to merely "causing prejudice", and Jack Straw, needless to say without consultation, has recently added a new power to ban the release of any public documents; but also clauses 28 and 29 expressly exempt the police and law enforcement agencies.

It is possible to replace totally maize by glycerol in pelleted diets for Nile tilapia fingerlings between 10 and 30 g without causing prejudice to the productivity and quality of fish.

But these measures, by their nature, require vigilant attention to avoid causing prejudice and intolerance.

We need reforms to speed up the really important cases where delay can cause prejudice and further tackling of the backlog of cases.

The statement added, "On the claims that some foreign journalists had been prevented from entering the Kingdom, the minister denied the claims as false and intended to caused prejudice to the country's reputation".

So let's hope May's pledge will lead to a rethink of the government's Prevent strategy, which is helping to promote suspicion of all Muslims and cause prejudice within communities.

Suggestions made by offenders, such as being wary of adults more generally, does not represent a relevant and sensible measure to us and may lead parents to wrongly believe that any form of relationship between adults and their children is unhealthy and could cause prejudice to children.

Right-wing hate groups do not cause prejudice in the United States -- they exploit it.

In many legal systems, if the judge finds the probative value of a proposed item of evidence to be low and substantially outweighed by countervailing considerations, such as the risk of causing unfair prejudice or confusion, the judge can refuse to let the jury hear or see the evidence (see, e.g., Rule 403 of the United States' Federal Rules of Evidence).

"If teachers and parents make efforts to direct children towards tolerance and mutual respect, then this will create opportunities to eliminate the reasons that cause prejudice towards the members of different ethnic communities," said Mr. Ademi.