Sentence examples for were prejudging from inspiring English sources

Leaders of several civic groups -- who complained last year that the mayor was trying to rush the charter change process -- worried yesterday that the mayor and Dr. Macchiarola were prejudging the findings of a commission not yet formed.

A spokesman for Russia's Foreign Ministry, Aleksandr K. Lukashevich, said that those who advocated an armed response to any chemical weapons attack — without citing the United States or other countries — were prejudging the results of the United Nations inspections.

There were allegations that the report's findings were prejudged.

Ms Yaqoob, who described herself as "a Birmingham mum", alleged that Ofsted's findings were "prejudged" and she had yet to see "a shred of evidence" that pupils were being radicalised.

Eastwood said the testimony evidenced how women were prejudged, and that the behavior of the police reflected how women were seen at the time.

I shouldn't be prejudging his testimony.

Ms Reding seemed to be prejudging her own investigation.

"And they're prejudging him; they want to get Mr Simpson?" Galanter asked.

Palestinians have expressed outrage, saying the United States was prejudging one of the most important and contentious issues.

That was prejudging the particular issue, but you can hardly blame the President for seizing on it.

(Mr Estrada says he does not want to be seen to be prejudging cases that might come before him as a judge).