Sentence examples for prejudice any from inspiring English sources

"First of all it could prejudice any prosecutions.

such determination shall not prejudice any further application for such operating permit.

But it is also important not to prejudice any future trial, or undermine covert investigations.

The company will not comment further at this stage so as not prejudice any internal process".

Publication could also prejudice any actions against individuals that might follow, it says.

Yet if enough information were provided to make parliamentary scrutiny significant it could also prejudice any trial that resulted.

"We are not prejudicing any outcome.

He had previously said his findings must remain undisclosed in case they prejudiced any criminal trial.

It was delayed in 2011 until the conclusion of all related criminal cases to avoid prejudicing any police investigations or court proceedings.

Mr. Cameron has said the inquiry must proceed cautiously to avoid prejudicing any criminal proceedings against Murdoch employees, but his spokesman said it would be appointed "as rapidly as possible and legally permissible".

The Omagh relatives have not published the report to prevent prejudicing any future trial, but the Independent understands it draws on interviews, previously unseen documents as well as the Rupert emails.