Sentence examples for prejudicing the from inspiring English sources

Dick says it is hard to answer without prejudicing the trial.

Chris Evans, Australia's science minister, talks of European guilt prejudicing the decision.

He says he'll help wherever possible short of prejudicing the police investigation.

In the interest of transparency and not prejudicing the jury, Judge Michel Fitzgerald lifted Doe's anonymity once proceedings began.

They remember their training: on arrest be spare and factual with the details to avoid prejudicing the course of justice.

"So where I can set out our plans without prejudicing the negotiation to come I will," she said.

His defense lawyer, Abdur Razzaq, scoffed at the court's verdict and accused the authorities of deliberately prejudicing the trial and preventing an important witness from testifying.

"He didn't even wait for the other verdicts to come in, thus threatening the whole legal process, and potentially prejudicing the outcome of the remaining decisions.

To be sure, the sensitive review process for Keystone is ongoing, and Clinton might feel that, by discussing her personal views, she would be prejudicing the outcome.

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.

It permitted for 10 years the settlement of U.S. citizens and British subjects in the Oregon Territory without prejudicing the claim of either government to that region.