Sentence examples for deliberately prejudicing from inspiring English sources

His defense lawyer, Abdur Razzaq, scoffed at the court's verdict and accused the authorities of deliberately prejudicing the trial and preventing an important witness from testifying.

Ann Widdecombe, the shadow home secretary for the opposition Conservative Party, accused Mr. Straw and the Labor Party government of deliberately prejudicing the case by his strong words last week because, she said, he knew all along that any decision to eject the Afghans would invariably be overturned on appeal.

Lord Nicholls said the attorney general's claim was brought on the basis that Punch and Steen had "deliberately impeded or prejudiced the purpose the court sought to achieve in making its non-disclosure order against Mr Shayler".

"Either that cop was prejudiced and shot my brother deliberately, or he messed up and shot him in the face," Victor Mercado said in an interview at his apartment last night.

Rather, it's just the latest manifestation of decades of anti-Jewish prejudice deliberately instigated by Israel's opponents and indulged by the West.

"We're not prejudiced.

Hey dorkus, you prejudiced?

"Don't be prejudice.

"But I'm prejudiced.

He's prejudiced.

I'm not prejudiced!