Sentence examples for prejudicial nature from inspiring English sources

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In large part the complaint is based on the prejudicial nature of the publicity surrounding the evidence – given not just at the inquiry but also at two Commons select committee hearings.

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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.

Yet in his guilty plea, he admitted that he had acted without authorisation and that his conduct had been "prejudicial to good order and discipline and of a nature to bring discredit upon the armed forces".

Private England, 21, is accused of "assaulting Iraqi detainees on multiple occasions;" conspiring with another soldier, Specialist Charles A. Graner Jr., to mistreat the prisoners; committing an indecent act; and committing acts "that were prejudicial to good order and discipline and were of nature to bring discredit upon the armed forces through her mistreatment of Iraqi detainees".

Private England was charged last Friday by the military with assaulting detainees at the prison and conspiring to mistreat them and with committing acts that were "prejudicial to good order and discipline and were of nature to bring discredit upon the armed forces".

The Dubliner was found to be in breach of clause eight of his Cricket Ireland contract which prohibits any comment which "denigrates, is derogatory, or is prejudicial to the interests of cricket; or is of a nature which brings the game of cricket or Cricket Ireland into disrepute".

(ii) Factors against admitting evidence in the form of a written statement include whether: (a) there is an overriding public interest in the evidence in question being presented orally; (b) a party objecting can demonstrate that its nature and source renders it unreliable, or that its prejudicial effect outweighs its probative value; or.

Anything more than that for a crime of this nature gives the false impression that the American justice system is prejudicial and untrustworthy.

Fricker (2007) argues that to correct for testimonial injustice, hearers need to cultivate the virtue of epistemic justice, which she characterizes as a disposition, rooted in one's testimonial sensibility or second-nature perception of others' credibility, to neutralize the effects of prejudicial stereotypes that would otherwise influence one's credibility judgments.

Marlow said that while the exotic nature of the technology is often played up for shock value, the prejudicial use of it, too often, is not.

The charges against Manning end stating that Manning's conduct was "prejudicial to good order and discipline in the armed forces and being of a nature to bring discredit upon the armed forces".

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