Sentence examples for taint the process from inspiring English sources

Poor papers do get published, weak research can pass through the net, and people's prejudices can sometimes taint the process.

Even if Kelly were conflicted, his efforts in negotiating the Merger Agreement and dealing with other potential acquirers do not taint the process.

The reason is that it is hard to see how confidential information held by the former executive cannot taint the process.

(Mr. Karzai has told some diplomats he intends to step down and do nothing to taint the process, one official said).

Some accountants and tax lawyers warn that the lure of big money awards could taint the process, even encouraging false accusations from unscrupulous business rivals, or disgruntled employees looking to cash in.

But the judge ruled that the government learned of the witness only through the use of coercive interrogations at CIA prisons and that the participation of the witness would taint the process.

Instead, fraudulent applications tainted the process, many employers continued their illicit hiring practices, and illegal immigration surged.

Gina Lubrano, the readers representative of The San Diego Union-Tribune for more than a decade, said Mr. Kelley's involvement might have tainted the process.

After notifying more than 20,000 foreigners this year that they had won the permanent visas, known as green cards, the State Department canceled them, saying a computer glitch had tainted the process.

Democracy is at its purest and best when the largest number of voices are heard, and every institution that comes between the people and their government -- the press, the political pros, the fund-raisers -- taints the process.

In a speech to the Association of the City Bar Association, Mr. Bloomberg said that political patronage had tainted the process and could lead to a "crisis of confidence" in the judiciary.