Sentence examples for ongoing prejudice from inspiring English sources

Rhodes's statue and the titles of Dutch masters are less the issue than ongoing prejudice.

A National Education Association position paper says that "for fat students, the school experience is one of ongoing prejudice, unnoticed discrimination, and almost constant harassment".

Miss Piggy had earlier suggested she would not attend, despite the Muppets being nominated for best song, given what she described as organisers' ongoing prejudice against animal actors.

"There's an ongoing prejudice that girls don't read comics and pretty girls definitely don't, but Rosario is a big geek," says Zalben.

So what's behind the ongoing prejudice?

Michelle has also, in many speeches and interviews, observed that ongoing racial prejudice exists in America, which has elicited criticism and contributed to accusations that she has a "grievance".

The IPCC has now said it has no legal grounds for injuncting Bettison's manifesto, because in narrow terms it does not prejudice ongoing inquiries.

The report had already been delayed several times, most recently in May 2015 after the police said it could prejudice ongoing investigations.

The publication of the report into sexual abuse at the BBC has been delayed after police said it could prejudice ongoing investigations.

He says this is for two reasons: private information about victims should remain private; and the inquiry is not concerned with individual conduct, but custom, practice and ethics, and he does not want to prejudice ongoing investigations.

Miliband refused to answer questions from the committee yesterday about allegations that MI5 officers had put the same questions to detainees that had earlier been put, under torture, by foreign intelligence officers, claiming that to do so may prejudice ongoing court cases.