Sentence examples for politically prejudiced from inspiring English sources
Oddly, his wife was not convicted.Britain also bars extradition if the defendant's trial back home might be politically prejudiced, as Mr Thaksin is already claiming all he would have to do is raise some reasonable doubts.
One person who says the decision to retain a stand-down period is prejudiced and politically motivated is Tony Reed from Rainbow Wellington.
There has been a violent posthumous reaction against Larkin, largely because of revelations of his politically incorrect prejudices.
Many will guiltily enjoy the dismissive, politically incorrect prejudices as narratorial hostility or disdain washes in turn over Belgium, Luxembourg, Norwegians, English tourists, four-wheel-drives, anti-smokers, priests, American imperialists, Muslims, the 20th century..
"If the C.F.T.C. brings this enforcement action, Mr. Corzine would welcome the opportunity to litigate this matter in an impartial venue, free from politically influenced prejudice and unfounded assertions, which have been frequently repeated despite the lack of a factual basis," Mr. Goldberg said.
He also said that the allegations were politically motivated, the inquiry itself was prejudiced against him and claimed that Mr Blatter had given a $1m "gift" to Concacaf, the Caribbean and North American federation that Mr Warner runs, to spend as they chose.
Judge Smithson said that the murder indictments were politically tainted and that the state had prejudiced the grand jury that handed up the indictments of the two.
It is those individuals, the proudly prejudiced and the so-called politically incorrect, who will pack up their Make America Great Again signs and whimper off into oblivion.
Hey dorkus, you prejudiced?
