Sentence examples for has prejudiced from inspiring English sources

Having read through many of the emails, and while acknowledging the letters of thanks and support among them, my own view is that the paper in carrying out the exercise through the intrusive use of the voters' list, has prejudiced some of the goodwill it has built up in America and unnecessarily excited its enemies.

Which is why I profoundly regret that a prime minister – who had become too close to News International in general and Andy Coulson and Rebekah Wade in particular – in a pretty cynical act of political expediency has prejudiced the outcome of this inquiry by declaring that the PCC, an institution he'd been committed to only a few weeks previously, was a "failed" body.

"Countrywide's failure to ensure the accuracy of its claims and pleadings has resulted in an abuse of the bankruptcy process and has prejudiced and will continue to prejudice, parties in interest in the bankruptcy cases in which Countrywide participates," Mr. Walton said.

Lawyers acting for the players have already complained about the ICC tribunal taking place before the criminal investigation has run its course and it is believed they may attempt to argue that it has prejudiced the chance of a fair trial.

The attorney general is examining whether the Metropolitan Police officer leading the phone-hacking inquiry has prejudiced any trials resulting from the investigation.

In effect, McCarthy called into question the initial Benghazi hearings two years ago and also now has prejudiced the new hearings on October 22, putting the Select Committee, rather than Hillary, on the defensive.

I hide it because he has prejudice towards sex workers.

Moreover, the charge as given could not possibly have prejudiced Mrs. Milanovich on sentence.

If this had been a jury trial, the media coverage would have prejudiced the case.

In this instance it will have achieved the exact opposite and might even have prejudiced the trial.

Stoller grew up in Miami, and Segel in Los Angeles, and the sunshine may have prejudiced them against colder climes.