Both chains denied the allegations and Tesco has accused the competition authority of making prejudicial claims.
Pro-government media have made much of these recordings, in which some officers are heard making prejudicial statements about members of the governing party.
Prosecutors requested the order once again, arguing that Mark O'Mara, Mr. Zimmerman's lawyer, was jeopardizing the trial by making prejudicial statements to the traditional media and using a legal blog, Facebook page and Twitter posts to disseminate his opinions.
The Berensons complained yesterday that high-level Peruvian officials and judges had made prejudicial comments about the guilt of their daughter, whose defiant television appearance before her first trial made her a controversial figure in Peru.
In the Mississippi case, the tribunal had faulted Judge James E. Graves Jr. of Circuit Court in Jackson for allowing lawyers for a Mississippi businessman to make "prejudicial and extravagant" statements to the jury about the Canadian defendants' wealth and nationality.
Reece Pendleton, a reader from Chicago, asked "why on earth" The Times would grant anonymity to someone making "prejudicial comments — nothing more than smears" about Clark, who had been identified as a "person of interest" but had not yet been charged.
Judge Barry G. Williams refused to dismiss charges against the officers, rejecting arguments from the defense that Ms. Mosby had made prejudicial comments at a news conference in May.
Churchill was a late-Victorian sabre-rattler and Roosevelt seems to have once made a prejudicial comment about Jews.
In this case, Modi's police registered a criminal case against Nandy, charging him with promoting communal disharmony — making assertions prejudicial to national integration.
But he also knew information about the investigation that he could not share with anyone, including other trustees, and was still bound by rules prohibiting prosecutors from making possibly prejudicial statements.
