Sentence examples for prejudging of from inspiring English sources

The prejudging of Hamlet is like being held publicly to account on, say, your carpentry or baking skills, before you've actually finished making your table, or cake.

Major League Baseball's players union is cautioning against any prejudging of the sport's current doping inquiry in light of the disclosure that Anthony Bosch, the head of a now-shuttered South Florida anti-aging clinic, has agreed to cooperate with baseball's investigators.

Underscoring the fine line the nominee must walk, Mr. Coburn said he would vote against someone who spoke in agreement or disagreement with the major abortion rights precedents in the next confirmation hearings because that would constitute a prejudging of the issue.

Non-discrimination policies, addressing stereotyping and prejudging of immigrants would be beneficial in order to ensure maximization of productivity and the contributions of migrants to the local economy.

Judge Posner admits that, if he had a similar case before him today, such out-of-court commentary might be inappropriate because the comments might suggest prejudging of the result.

24 This prejudging of patients' religious views regarding reproductive decisions undermines the principle of equality of access to health services.

Hence, this kind of "feedback" anti-windup should always be used because it is never possible to prejudge of any non-linearity that could appear.

Even at this mature stage of the investigation, we have avoided prejudging any of the evidence.

"The board wishes to make clear that is not prejudging any of the issues involved and that the object of this exercise is to clarify the situation to the satisfaction of shareholders, supporters, staff and board members".

Palestinians have expressed outrage, saying the United States was prejudging one of the most important and contentious issues.

And I'm not prejudging any of this.