Sentence examples for was without prejudice from inspiring English sources

The dismissal was without prejudice, which means charges could be refiled in the future.

But the court said its resolution was "without prejudice to any justifiable case that may be filed by a proper party".

Its creation, the Foreign Office was careful to point out, was "without prejudice to the outcome of the current, pending proceedings before the European court of human rights".

"The president explained that the decision was not a decision on the merits of the project and that it was without prejudice, meaning that TransCanada is free to reapply.

The court also "directed the government to release or transfer Parhat" (or, more worryingly, "to hold a new Tribunal consistent with the Court's opinion"), and also "stated that its disposition was without prejudice to Parhat's right to seek release immediately through a writ of habeas corpus in the district court, pursuant to the Supreme Court's decision in Boumediene v. Bush".

It is without prejudice because, unlike humans, they know that there is no propriety in sleep.

It is good to see that these days even "the nod," the oldest selectorial cliche in sport, is without prejudice.

I think they often bring out the best in us because they listen without passing judgment and accept us for who we are without prejudice.

They have used the lessons learned there to fashion lives that are without prejudice or preconceived notions of what individuals are capable of accomplishing.

But I reckon that just as learning a language comes easier the earlier you begin, so Shakespeare is best encountered young when you are without prejudice.

But the text of the agreement makes clear that whatever nations do offer, this will be "without prejudice to the legal nature of the contributions".