Sentence examples for prejudice further from inspiring English sources

The Guardian understands the attorney general has received at least one complaint raising concerns that Akers's evidence – given in the midst of a criminal inquiry – could be in breach of the Contempt of Court Act and could prejudice further legal action against any of the individuals arrested.

Its aim was to identify the immediate causes of the explosion, rather than consider who was to blame for any deficiencies, so as not to prejudice further legal proceedings.

All participants will be free to withdraw at any time from the protocol treatment without giving reasons and without prejudicing further treatment.

After 5 d of cultivation, the growth rate increased and stabilized at ~15 d of cultivation, after which the cells started to show signs of aging, thus prejudicing further tests.

All participants are free to withdraw at any time from the protocol treatment without giving reasons and without prejudicing further treatment.

The adolescent or their parents remain free to withdraw at any time during the study without giving reasons and without prejudicing further treatment.

The child/young person or their parent will remain free to withdraw at any time from the study without giving reasons and without prejudicing further treatment.

Judge Shira A. Scheindlin of Federal District Court in Manhattan found "a substantial likelihood that the jury will be prejudiced" by further debate in the press.

But there was nothing further to be gained in dragging out the affair, especially as European Rugby Cup Ltd last month published evidence from Williams in the form of a statement cataloguing events after he had left the field, potentially prejudicing any further hearings.

The association can only further prejudice the President and certain of his followers against them.

"This feeling has been reinforced with yesterday's announcement, as the club feels this will further prejudice the forthcoming ballot of season pass holders.