Sentence examples for prevent prejudice from inspiring English sources

The man said that he worked for an antidiscrimination organization intended to prevent prejudice against Muslims.

Making an effort to do so is required to prevent prejudice from developing in young and impressionable minds.

"Such a stay is necessary to prevent prejudice to the ongoing investigation and any subsequent prosecution," the letter said.

An FSA spokesperson said: "The FSA is unable to comment on Keydata to prevent prejudice to legal actions which are currently progressing".

There the Court recognized that, in the context of mass trials (as in Kotteakos ), limiting instructions on evidence admissible only as to one defendant might in some circumstances be inadequate to prevent prejudice.

The Sixth Amendment right to a speedy trial is thus not primarily intended to prevent prejudice to the defense caused by passage of time; that interest is protected primarily by the Due Process Clause and by statutes of limitations.

The Omagh relatives have not published the report to prevent prejudicing any future trial, but the Independent understands it draws on interviews, previously unseen documents as well as the Rupert emails.

In a ruling that strengthened the prosecution's hand in preparation for the trial, which is to begin June 24, the judge, Reena Raggi, rejected a defense assertion that she had to separate the two sets of charges against Mr. Schwarz to prevent prejudicing the jury.

Tanenbaum's teaching approach is driven by its "Seven Principles for Inclusive Education," which are: teaching all students; exploring multiple identities; preventing prejudice; promoting social justice; choosing appropriate materials; teaching and learning about cultures and religions; and adapting and integrating lessons appropriately.

In any private action arising under this subchapter, all discovery and other proceedings shall be stayed during the pendency of any motion to dismiss, unless the court finds, upon the motion of any party, that particularized discovery is necessary to preserve evidence or to prevent undue prejudice to that party.

Now he pours some of his unspent energy into an NGO called the Tony Blair Faith Foundation (TBFF), which has the stated aim of helping to prevent "religious prejudice and conflict and extremism [by] working with people of faith and none.... ......In Mr Blair's vision of things, religion can be a force for knowledge and mutual understanding rather than benighted ignorance.