Sentence examples for this would prejudice from inspiring English sources

Few refugees in the camps bothered to register for a vote, fearing that this would prejudice their right to return to their real homes.

He feared that this would prejudice abortive peace talks with the FARC, the main guerrilla group, which controls much of Putumayo and neighbouring Caqueta.

A spokesman for the Department of Immigration and Border Protection said the government "does not comment on or disclose operational details where this would prejudice the outcome of current or future operations".

No conflict of interest exists that would prejudice the impartiality.

Defense lawyers argued that much of this evidence would prejudice the jury.

This situation would prejudice the care/management of people with epilepsy.

The authors declare that there is no conflict of interests that would prejudice this scientific work.

Rusty Hardin Rusty Hardin, Andersen's chief trial lawyer, insisted that Andersen's past would prejudice the jury in this trial, which is supposed to be about whether Andersen obstructed justice when its employees destroyed many Enron-related documents last October after its executives knew Enron had received an SEC subpoena but before it received its own subpoena.

The authors declare that there is no conflict of interest that would prejudice the impartiality of this work.

The authors declare that there is no conflict of interest that would prejudice the impartiality of this scientific work.

A decision by the Brooklyn district attorney, Charles J. Hynes, to let his office be the subject of a six-part CBS News series has prompted another volley of criticism — this time from a lawyer complaining that the show, "Brooklyn D.A.," would prejudice prospective jurors when his client goes on trial.