Sentence examples for prejudicial interest from inspiring English sources

Michael Bear does not sit on the property investment board, which, in keeping with all other City of London committees, requires each of its members to remove themselves from any votes in which they might have a prejudicial interest.

In relation to the planning committee's deliberations, he said: "He has declared an interest in the planning committee about the particular address because that is appropriate to do, but he has declared a personal interest, not a prejudicial interest because there is no financial relationship.

When it came to the planning application vote in April he felt it appropriate to declare a personal, non-prejudicial interest.

An attorney for Spacey, Juliane Balliro, had argued that Spacey's presence at his arraignment would only "heighten prejudicial media interest in the case" and increase the risk of contaminating the jury pool.

Failure to commit to maintain the role of the state in such partnerships may result in a laissez-faire attitude, prejudicial to the interest of the most vulnerable groups.

In a statement, FIA said the delay was "considered prejudicial to the interests of the competition and to the interests of motor sport generally".

Equally the Ferrari driver may consider himself lucky he was not punished further under the sporting code regulations for an "act prejudicial to the interests of any competition or to the interests of motor sport generally".

Scott has been charged with conduct prejudicial to the interests of the game and will face a separate hearing.

The problem was that Saddam was judged to be prejudicial to western interests, so he had to go.

The former England hooker was suspended for conduct prejudicial to the interests of the game in the 37-17 victoverover Northampton at Twickenham.

In this week's accounts Bet365 said disclosing any more about its regional income "would be severely prejudicial to the interests of the group".