Sentence examples for get prejudicial from inspiring English sources

The attorney general is offering testimony to get prejudicial information from Diaz's past on the legal record without supporting documents or witnesses.

Do you experience prejudicial reactions to any individual or group of people?

"At a time when I would have appreciated nurturing and support from spiritual leaders and friends," Sheldon wrote, "I got judgment, criticism, prejudicial advice, and rejection".

"I'd rather you wait until you get past your initial, superficial, prejudicial reactions, see who I am and then decide if you like me or even hate me...at least those judgments would be real".

Maybe it's time to check your supervisors email for something prejudicial (just don't get caught).

Just as soccer teams and fan bases have come together in the past 10 days in the wake of the recent terrorist attacks, let's hope that players facing prejudicial laws like Ardalan also get the international support they deserve in order to have the absolute right to play and compete for their country whenever they choose -- without centuries-old discrimination, without spousal permission.

Before the trial started, Laidlaw attempted to get the whole case against Brooks thrown out on the grounds that prejudicial newspaper coverage meant she could not get a fair trial.

Defense lawyers also said that because there had been so much prejudicial publicity, Mr. Lindh needed time for the effects to fade to get a fair trial.

The records which officialdom would clearly have declared "prejudicial" in the British formula for suppression showed that the finals unit did not get round to the restaurant before a third inspection, which it failed, or a fourth inspection, which it failed (the cockroaches had died and gone to heaven over-eating on a stack of sliced chicken).

"You've either got to adhere to what your constitution says, or you've got to reintroduce a prejudicial system.

"The reasonable inference is to induce that Mr. Pettitte got it from Mr. McNamee, and I just think there's too much potential for that having prejudicial impact on Mr. Clemens," Walton said.