Jenner makes prejudicial assumptions as reflexively as a child reaches for candy, and we are meant to think of her as just as untrained.
It's what virtually every other American already has: equal treatment under the law, not just in the military but in every area of life to which such prejudicial laws as "don't ask, don't tell" and the Defense of Marriage Act extend.
"What is so astonishing is the confirmation from the FA that we have a legitimate expectation of privacy in how we express ourselves and our views, however biased, bigoted and prejudicial of others as long as we do so in ways which are private.
Caplan said: "It is difficult to envisage what other material could have been so prejudicial so as to have created the requisite risk".
Mrs McAllister is a liberal-minded woman and would not dream of using such a prejudicial phrase as "bad lot", but it is a fact that her daughter's friendships invariably fill her with horror.
It is monopolar insofar as deity is characterized by only one side of each pair of contrasts; it is prejudicial insofar as it holds to the invidious nature of the contrasts.
General Motors criticized it as prejudicial against business; but over time, it helped establish GM as a model of organizational structure.
As such, a tradition of non-circumcision could be considered as prejudicial to the health of children.
In a situation of expanding resource allocation, such a shift would be unlikely to be seen as prejudicial by general practitioners or existing healthcare professionals, but may rather be welcomed as an additional resource [ 65].
