Sentence examples for prejudicial remarks from inspiring English sources

"We believe the jury verdict was a result of plaintiff's counsel's inflammatory and prejudicial remarks," Paul F. Strain, a lawyer for Merck, said in a statement.

"I think his record of anti-Semitic comments, his record of intolerant and prejudicial remarks are ones that I don't want to be associated with," she said.

Ipso has concluded that newspaper columnists should be free to make "pejorative" and "prejudicial" remarks about the Muslim faith or any other religion even if such remarks may cause offence to those who practise it.

During the long sidebar in which Scaring fought to keep Schnall from reading Strauss's "prejudicial" remarks about Borukhova's behavior during the visits, the courtroom was cleared, and, as I hovered outside with my fellow evicted spectators, I noticed Schnall sitting on one of the chairs that lined the corridor.

In an ideal world, we would allow our readers to debate all of the articles we run on the site, but we felt it was sensible for us to restrict comments on these pieces because once people have been arrested there is a risk of contempt of court if users post prejudicial remarks about the case.

Such instructions are commonly used when inadmissible evidence has been received, or prejudicial remarks are made by counsel, witness, or even the judge, or any other occurrence that could impair the integrity of the trial.

After she drew widespread attention in May by saying Mr. Komisarjevsky should be hanged "by his penis from a tree," the defense unsuccessfully tried to delay the trial, saying her remarks were prejudicial.

The remarks were deemed "prejudicial to ECB interests and a breach of the England conditions of employment".

Defence attorneys argued that remarks she made when announcing the criminal charges were prejudicial to a fair trial.

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.

On July 8 , 2005 and after Satish Kalpoe's attorney threatened legal action over Twitty's allegations, which he described as "prejudicial, inflammatory, libelous, and totally outrageous", Twitty read a statement that said her remarks were fueled by "despair and frustration" and that she "apologize to the Aruban people and to the Aruban authorities if I or my family offended you in any way".