Sentence examples for grounds of bias from inspiring English sources

The defence counsel motioned for the judges to be removed from the trial on the grounds of bias as they were colleagues of witnesses and worked near the crime scene.

The main strength is that the observed ORs indicate a strong association between bisphosphonate use and increased atypical femoral fracture risk, which can hardly be challenged on grounds of bias in the design.

Enacted in 2009, the law lets death-row inmates challenge their sentence (though not the underlying conviction) on grounds of racial bias.

Tarver appealed the judge's override on the grounds of racial bias and incompetent counsel his lawyer had never tried a murder case and was a friend of the victim.

Tarver appealed the judge's override on the grounds of racial bias and incompetent counsel — his lawyer had never tried a murder case and was a friend of the victim.

Arbitration awards are rarely overturned by courts and can be vacated only on a handful of grounds: for bias, fraud or if courts find there was "manifest disregard" of the law in the arbitration process.

In October 2002, the Trial Chamber instructed the Registry to revoke the appointment of one of the Amici Curiae on grounds of apprehension of bias.

Never mind that profit isn't legal grounds for bias.

This argument is grounded in issues of bias, yet bias is irrelevant to a constructivist explanation of a social process.

Since the jury's damages award against Samsung, the Korean company has tried to call into question the impartiality of the jury foreman — and use an allegation of bias as grounds to call for a new trial — but, also yesterday, Judge Koh denied Samsung's request to return to square one.

Ururyar's team said Zuker's "apprehension of bias" is grounds for appeal.