Sentence examples for viewed as prejudicial from inspiring English sources
Prosecutors are also likely to be barred from asking about Mrs. Kimes's convictions, he said, because they occurred long ago and could be viewed as prejudicial.
During Mr. Libby's trial, lawyers disagreed with several decisions of Judge Reggie B. Walton of Federal District Court, including allowing prosecutors to present evidence to the jury that the defense viewed as prejudicial.
Booker is viewed as undecided.
Applicants are viewed as commodities.
Sexism, Isabel argues -- Thami still refers to "the little ladies" -- is as prejudicial as racism.
The book, banned by the Nazis as prejudicial to national prestige, was among those publicly burned in 1933.
Practically everything Ecclestone does now can be seen as prejudicial to the long-term health of Formula One.
Some judgemental, unprofessional wench down at the Jobcentre dared to point this out to him but Paul swiftly identified this as prejudicial.
Although the information was kept from the jury as prejudicial, Sotheby's already pleaded guilty to price-fixing and paid a $45 million fine.
But to Taiwan this would amount to surrender.The stand-off might have gone on almost indefinitely but for the intervention of the Clinton administration in ways which Taipei has seen as prejudicial to its position.
