Sentence examples similar to pre judgments from inspiring English sources

"No, there are no quotas for different parts of the country or pre-judgments made.

Her pre-judgment drink was a cosmopolitan.

I am satisfied that those statements do not amount to a pre-judgment of the case in question".

There were, I submitted, men and women from all sides of the industry qualified and capable of sitting in pre-judgment of their peers.

He added in evidence to the Leveson inquiry: "I think the legal question as it was put to me was: do those ministers' comments amount to a pre-judgment of the issue?

Part of him certainly wishes he could do it but he believes there 'would be so much pre-judgment of it, no one would want to go near it'.

"I would never say 'poor me', but there definitely was a lot of pre-judgment about how I got my job in the beginning, when the truth is I was just another actress getting knocked back at auditions for years.

The cabinet secretary, Gus O'Donnell, stated publicly, however, that he himself had taken legal advice and had decided that, although Hunt had made previous public statements sympathetic to the bid: "I am satisfied that those statements do not amount to a pre-judgment of the case".

"It is absolutely vital these investigations are carried out impartially, without pre-judgment.

You might receive a tax-free settlement or judgment, but pre-judgment or post-judgment interest is always taxable (and can produce attorney fee problems).

Gadamer's positive conception of prejudice as pre-judgment is connected with several ideas in his approach to hermeneutics.