Sentence examples for prejudice the application from inspiring English sources

Where personal and non-personal data are inextricably linked, this regulation shall not prejudice the application of the new EU data protection rules (GDPR), applicable since 25 May 2018.

In 2014, R. Albert Mohler Jr., president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, wrote for CNN that the death penalty should continue to be used, but "while the law itself is not prejudiced, the application of the death penalty often is".

"It must prejudice the occasional meritorious application to be buried in a flood of worthless ones," he wrote.

Yet, good experimental practice is unlikely to be widely adopted unless failure to adhere to it would seriously prejudice the outcome of funding applications or the publication of experimental results.

In general, energy savings will be more significant for higher packet error rates since some complementary and auxiliary corrupted packets will not be recovered, but critical packets are always preserved in order not to prejudice the effectiveness of the monitoring applications.

Since the issue of voluntariness might fairly have gone either way on the whole of the testimony, petitioner has clearly been prejudiced by the application of an erroneous standard to his federal claim by the state trial judge in allowing the confessions to go to the jury.

Mr Davis, said he could not prejudice the committee's decision but suggested an alternative use for the stone from the monument were the planning application rejected.

Invoking a value judgment threatens to prejudice the whole endeavor.

No conflict of interest exists that would prejudice the impartiality.

This will not prejudice the patient's subsequent care.

These procedures shall be without prejudice to the application of stricter national rules.