Sentence examples for is highly prejudicial from inspiring English sources

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"This is highly prejudicial to the development plan process; it is not transparent and bypasses local consultation; it undermines the proper investigation of alternative sites; and it makes it more difficult for planning committees to refuse permission," it said.

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Mr. Harris said this was highly prejudicial to Mr. Lindh and asked the judge to delay the trial for that reason, adding that there would be numerous memorial services and "a great deal of genuine emotion" surrounding the anniversary.

There was also graphic medical evidence, and knowing that the weight of such evidence would be highly prejudicial to his client's case, my father set about striking a deal with the chief prosecuting counsel, Peter Taylor QC, later lord chief justice.

If the observations in the draft Judgment appear in the final version, the publicity likely to be given to them would be highly prejudicial to any criminal proceedings that might subsequently be brought, as well as to the current civil proceedings brought against the United Kingdom Government by Binyam Mohammed among others.

Samsung said: "Because Apple's alleged innovation is a central disputed issue in this trial, it would be highly prejudicial to Samsung to show the jury - before any evidence is introduced - an official instructional video that depicts Apple products in such a context".

Although his main focus was not Bergdahl (13 out of 500 reports covered Bergdahl by the end of 2010), the information gleaned from local Zadrans around Miranshah and the Swat Valley was highly prejudicial and often fictional.

Vacuum is more effective than argon while hydrogen, and thus water, is extremely prejudicial to sintered density.

There was an unfortunate series of colloquy between yourself and myself which — in front of the jury which I believe was extremely prejudicial and highly damaging to the defense.

They said a mention of the books would be "highly inflammatory and very prejudicial to the defendant".

There are words that have highly prejudicial origins that have just happened to become commonplace expressions in the English language.

"From the very outset of this case, which has become known as the 'Sean Bell case,' or 'the 50-shot case,' there has been an enormous amount of highly prejudicial local media publicity coming from both the print and broadcast media," the motion stated.

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