The word 'prejudicing' is correct and usable in written English
Definition: to cause someone to have a negative opinion about someone or something, often unfairly Example: The media's constant negative portrayal of immigrants is prejudicing people's views and causing discrimination against them.
'But we get told nothing in order to avoid prejudicing our questions.
I think journalists posing as constituents when they are not, raising fictitioius with MPs, taping them without their knowledge - I think this all risks prejudicing the relationship between a member of parliament and his constituent at his advice bureau.
This is in contrast to many other jurisdictions, which require that, for there to be contempt, a comment must create a "real risk" of prejudicing the administration of justice.
Jack Straw, the justice secretary, claimed to be balancing the public's "right to know" with the risk of prejudicing future criminal proceedings.
But was Mr Bush right to repeat them right now, when no meaningful negotiations are taking place between the two sides and he looks as though he is prejudicing what will be decided when they eventually do sit down to talk?Up to a point he was.
Partly this is because it can take two years for cases to come to court, and partly it is because of legal restrictions on public reporting before trials (and increasingly during and even after them, to avoid prejudicing other prosecutions).Greater public trust is vital to improving the flow of information about extremists.
The aim is to avoid prejudicing jurors.
The film chronicled the role of automotive and construction interests in prejudicing public byways against all travelers save those on four wheels.
In social intercourse with the adherents of other religions, he should be passively intolerant, avoiding direct contact, without injuring them or prejudicing their rights.
The instrumental works included divertimentos, concertos, and serenades, notably the Haffner (K 250), which in its use of instruments and its richness of working carried the serenade style into the symphonic without prejudicing its traditional warmth and high spirits.
He admitted he was just trying to "attract attention", insisting he had no intention of prejudicing the case and had been considering the evidence carefully before being discharged.
