"A sense of tolerance and non-prejudice are essential for any workplace to function well.
Although this is not satisfactory, the essential issue is not whether or not the process of the inquest would be prejudiced by non-disclosure; plainly it would be.
Brandt and Crawford replicated previous findings that people of low cognitive ability tend to be prejudiced against non-conventional or liberal groups, as well as groups that have "low choice" in their status groups defined by their race or gender or sexual orientation, for example.
Governments as well as national and international federations stood aside, if not abetted, the intrusion of intolerance, non-inclusivity and prejudice into national sports teams, projecting a view of the nation that could only serve to deepen their countries' political malaise.
If they did, prejudiced firms would be replaced by non-discriminatory firms, reducing the profits of established firms.
She proves to be highly prejudiced against "muggle borns" (wizards born to non-magical parents), which leads her to committing atrocities later in the series.
At no point does the Mail Online contain a response from the President's office to these allegations as it should do for balanced and non-prejudiced reporting.
A healthy civil society is founded on the ability of all to express non-violent and non-prejudiced opinions, freely and openly, without fear of financial or professional retribution.
Further, non-prejudiced firms discriminate against the minority without having any taste for discrimination or beliefs regarding them.
He gives up the moral ambition of telling how men should live, in order to arrive at a non-prejudiced mind for knowing man as he is.
An unprejudiced firm with prejudiced neighbors employs more Red workers than its neighbors; it also earns more profits than its neighbors (as it hires more Red workers) and earns more profits than if it had located in an area with non-prejudiced neighbors.
