Sentence examples for would not prejudice from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wheeler also said that his experience as a lobbyist would not prejudice him in regulating the industries he formerly championed.

The IPCC opposed the disclosure of Dr Cary's findings until they satisfied themselves that it would not prejudice their investigation of the officer.

In rejecting the defense motion that he remove himself from the case, the judge said that the implication of his former law firm, Vinson & Elkins, in the case would not prejudice him.

He agreed with the original judge Mr Justice Silber, who had said that the non-disclosure order was "not to protect national security", but to ensure that disclosure would not prejudice a pending trial.

But the judge and prosecutor both noted the image of Brown in orange jail clothing would not prejudice his Washington case because it is scheduled to be heard only by a judge.

During the appeal the Nine Network had proposed to screen the first three episodes immediately after any successful appeal, and would give the court seven days written notice of its intention to show any further episodes that it believed would not prejudice the murder trial.

It would also not prejudice those patients who are employed.

He rules out a cap, but says if he met a modern day Mrs Duffy he would say: "It's not prejudice to worry about immigration.

In defence of the substantial "risk of prejudice" allegation, both relied heavily on the "fade" factor – that a jury would not be prejudiced almost a year later at a trial in the crown court, particularly with firm judicial guidance on putting adverse coverage out of their minds.

Jerome accepted (378) on two conditions: his monastic aspirations would not be prejudiced, and priestly functions would not be forced on him.

On August 10 the Japanese government issued a statement agreeing to accept the surrender terms of the Potsdam Declaration on the understanding that the emperor's position as a sovereign ruler would not be prejudiced.