Sentence examples for prejudicial claims from inspiring English sources

Both chains denied the allegations and Tesco has accused the competition authority of making prejudicial claims.

Just as those who want creationism taught in public schools have resorted to unscientific intelligent design arguments, the MRAs are trying to back-up their prejudicial claims with unscientific conclusion-first thinking.

The court's decision about how trial courts should respond to claims of prejudicial pretrial publicity may have a lasting and widespread impact.

Leroi dismisses those who are concerned about the risks of genetic experiments on humans as "soi-disant ethicists, dialectical biologists and bishops", who, he claims in prejudicial terms, "speak portentously of a 'human dignity'... or else mutter darkly about the 'ethical dilemmas that face us all' ".

The listing was obtained when Ulbricht's lawyer, Joshua Dratel, "misfiled" objections to the evidence — much of which the defense claims is either unverifiable, hearsay, prejudicial, or unrelated to the stated charges — into the public docket.

Both sides claim to be the real victims of prejudicial policing, with a member of the 32CSM stating that their march descended into violence after the PSNI blocked "the rally for extended periods of time, giving the loyalist protesters opportunity to launch attacks on the marchers".

Upon scrutiny, I discovered that your statements and claims are so riddled with hypocrisy, contradictions and prejudicial assumptions that I felt it imperative to publicly request an explanation.

Claims to the contrary have rested upon selective and prejudicial use of this evidence due to the tendency to privilege Socrates' remarks on Zeno's purposes over Zeno's own qualifications and corrections of that analysis.

The same preemptively prejudicial wording infects his article 3, which insists that religion "should make no claims about the physical nature, origin or structure of the natural universe".

Colonel Arata said General Sinclair had also been charged with mistreating subordinates and filing fraudulent claims, as well as of conduct unbecoming an officer and conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline.

As such, the lawyers who agreed to the $20 million settlement "have not taken the depositions of witnesses necessary to prove their claims, and have failed to pursue the production of highly relevant and prejudicial documents," lawyers for the Delaware plaintiffs contended.