Sentence examples for prejudiced basis from inspiring English sources

However, the fact that we do not want the police arresting people who choose friends on some allegedly prejudiced basis does not rule out enforcement of this universal social norm.

Until now an employer could discuss offers of settlement with an employee to terminate his or her employment on a "without prejudice" basis, which means they could not be divulged in future tribunal proceedings as evidence against that employer.

"Therefore, this is put on pack to make consumers feel more comfortable in coming direct to us on a 'without prejudice' basis".

We must stand up against the campaign smearing the reputation of the court on the basis of distorted facts and prejudiced exaggerations".

Johnson's personal dislike of some of the poets whose lives he wrote, such as John Milton and Thomas Gray, has been used as a basis for arguing that he was prejudiced against their poetry, but too much has been made of this.

But, the court declined to reverse the convictions of Kretske and Roth on this basis, concluding that they were not prejudiced.

"There appears to be considerable evidence that the iTunes set-up is prejudiced against the UK public and distorts the very basis of the single market.

"There appears to be considerable evidence that the iTunes setup is prejudiced against the U.K. public and distorts the very basis of the single market.

On the Jeune Afrique Web site, which has criticized Dieudonné, some readers wrote that he was being singled out for his Jewish jokes while blacks and Arabs are the object of insults or prejudice on a regular basis.

In its notice of objection the State: (i) shall identify, as far as possible, the basis upon which it claims that its national security interests will be prejudiced; and.

Hey dorkus, you prejudiced?