Sentence examples for prejudice future from inspiring English sources

"But it does not prejudice future judgments on this matter".

Lord Leveson last week rejected a request by police and the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) to vet evidence heard by the inquiry to ensure it does not prejudice future criminal trials.

The LLDC argued that it would have an impact on its search for a naming-rights partner and prejudice future negotiations between the stadium operator, Vinci, and other potential users of the stadium.

A coalition of 14 supporters' trusts was represented at the tribunal on Monday, with the LLDC arguing a freedom of information request regarding West Ham's tenancy agreement at the Olympic Stadium should be rejected, as it would prejudice future commercial negotiations.

And by granting security over only the right portfolio of assets, you will not prejudice future financings.

Then there was the claim that broadcasting the interview could prejudice future legal action, in particular the rapist's appeal against his death sentence in the Supreme Court.

Jack Straw, the justice secretary, claimed to be balancing the public's "right to know" with the risk of prejudicing future criminal proceedings.

"This does not prejudice the future cases one way or the other".

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

He declined to make any further comment so as "not to prejudice any future potential recoveries into the administration estate".

"In this review the interests of victims of crime and their families are of paramount importance, as is the requirement to ensure that no information is made public that could subsequently prejudice any future criminal investigation or judicial process.