prejudice

The above declaration is without prejudice to the case of the major criminals, whose offenses have no particular geographical localization.

Maybe, as a former Goldman Sachs chief executive, he did let his prejudice against Fuld get the better of him.

"From the moment Langbehn and the children arrived at Jackson Memorial Hospital, they encountered prejudice and apathy, " the suit claims.

Ironically, discrimination against fat people is tolerated in a way that would be unthinkable for any other form of prejudice.

And, in the decades to come, they and their children stand ready to contribute so much more -- if we put aside our prejudice and let them.

Thus the individual in serving his own concerns serves also or, at least, does not prejudice the concerns of other people.

The Contractor shall be entitled to this payment without formal notice or certification, and without prejudice to any other right or remedy.

The Contractor shall be entitled to this payment without formal notice, and without prejudice to any other right or remedy.

Prejudice has no place in the public sphere, and that includes the sphere of public discourse.

Through them I discovered that thought is often full of unconscious prejudice, ignorance, and hypocrisy.

STR may terminate this Agreement, without prejudice to any other rights of STR hereunder or under any applicable laws and regulations.

Additional expenses caused to the obligee by partial performance are to be borne by the obligor without prejudice to any other remedy.

You would not admit such a right (or duty); if, you were still persuaded that I was acting out of a prejudice or a personal taste.

COM components can also be without prejudice to the case of the old customers have been upgraded into a new version.

He concluded that swill milk was just as good for children as ordinary milk, and anyone who refused to drink it simply had a "prejudice. "

How much harder will it be to eliminate the prejudice against women? I am sure it will be a longer struggle.

To tell you the truth, I think sharp critics out of prejudice are better than the praise of hypocrites.

But this Article is to be without prejudice to the rights of the holders of any shares issued upon special terms and conditions.

If a woman quarrel with her husband, and say: "You are not congenial to me, " the reasons for her prejudice must be presented.

The prejudice in this trial had been SCREAMING, and the loudest scream came in the form of that verdict.

Racial prejudice is always a problem that had not been resolved in America now, even all over the world.

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

Without a logical articulation which does not bring in any prejudice about what is to be wished for the subject, what do you know about it?

To tell the truth, I think a snide comment made out of prejudice is better than faked praise given by a hypocrite.

In Pride and Prejudice, for a woman, generally the only way to her is to get married besides being spinsterhood or governess.

He had to leave the university, to the prejudice of his own future as a scientist.

Other researchers said the findings are consistent with other studies on color and point to a skin-color prejudice that goes beyond race.

I insist that the district attorney has no right to prejudice the minds of the jury by flattering estimates of the sincerity of the witness.

They want matter to have this kind of ghost like consciousness, sure but may be that's just a prejudice.

Due to personal prejudice against him, the general manager vetoes the overture although the majority of the company is in favor of him.

To tell the truth , I think the snide comment made out of prejudice is better than the faked praise compliment given by a hypocrites.

One day we parents are old, let's toss to prejudice, and to treat as to help parents the old man of our lives.

A common sailor might be forgiven for his superstitious prejudice but compare the contrasting beliefs of the educated classes of the time.

But another part of the Hebrew Bible always had a little bit of a prejudice against the idea that anybody could build a house for God.

My face was out of its pleasingly ambiguous state but stepped straight into a world of stark prejudice.

Professor Laurie Rudman, a member of the research team, said the findings indicate men face "prejudice" when they behave modestly.

As in the case of their predecessors, these Chinese encountered a great deal of prejudice.

By his letter it appeared there was a secret scheme on foot to the prejudice of Mr. Hamilton .

Three months on and I feel ashamed at my previous cynicism and prejudice.

The shattering of an illusion, or the grip of a prejudice, is not enough to give someone standing in court.

He thought it was better for the Chair to make a vertical list, otherwise it might prejudice the way they addressed the proposals.

Not to bring small animals and other prejudice to public health, order and easy to damage the aircraft, items that pollute the environment.

Their dream is nothing less than a more equal society with no racial prejudice.

Ours is a culture in which sex is the enemy, in which fear, prejudice and presumption inform legislation.

Old scars and injuries, the result of work or accident, should not be allowed to prejudice the dog's chance in the show ring.

Elizabeth, although often guilty of prejudice attitudes, always acknowledges and learns from her mistakes.

Much of it is both premature and misguided, the result of several basic errors in analysis, politics and prejudice.

The Robbers Cave experiment, a classic study of prejudice and conflict, has at least one hidden story.

Librarians should be free from prejudice, interference, or temptation of any kind in selecting knowledge resources.

"Fraud - if it is committed - it has to be investigated, but investigated fairly and without prejudice, " Karzai said.

Harry continued to smoke, to the prejudice of his health.

Termination of this Contract shall be without prejudice to any rights of action or claims accrued on or before the date of termination.

They would like to see the prejudice against straw houses eliminated, for straw is, in many ways, an ideal building material.

The criticisms in the reading are largely the result of prejudice against and ignorance about how far online encyclopedias have come.

None of these considerations prevailed over his prejudice.

Consultations shall be confidential, and without prejudice to the rights of any Member in any further proceedings.

He continued to smoke, to the prejudice of his health.

I replied stiffly, less out of the prejudice of two decades than from the awkwardness of our meeting.

There has been a similar easing of prejudice in other Asian countries, but nowhere has the look taken over quite the way it has in Thailand.

But the opinion survey also shows that at least half of those polled said they have experienced some degree of prejudice.

Elizabeth on his misunderstanding and prejudice is one of the reasons, but mainly because she hated his arrogance.

I thought it's normal, the way people treated each other in that. I considered prejudice would be very disgusting.

He had no prejudice against him on this account.

This agreement shall be interpreted in accordance with the law of China without prejudice to the application of the rules of arbitration.

Without prejudice to its primary objective, the CNB also supports the general economic policies of the Government.

Mr Beck is not advocating piety so much as claiming a divine imprimatur for his own prejudice against big government.

[Racism] was a widespread prejudice in British society at the time, but he presented racial hierarchy as a matter of science.

Freedom from prejudice is one of the virtues of these commentaries.

You cannot say, "I shall hold on to this prejudice, to this belief, to this ceremony, and at the same time I shall examine what you say. "

See here I always feel that her daughter for mother's that prejudice, and is now the public the ideas of young people! ! ! ! !

The prejudice which exists against the colored man, the free man is like the atmosphere, everywhere felt by him.

The multicultural organization is marked by an absence of prejudice and discrimination and by low levels of intergroup conflict.

This is without prejudice to any other remedies which may be available to the OWNER at law.

Asking people to sit in the dark plays very well to a widely held prejudice that "the greens" want us all to go back to living in caves.

I was totally fascinated by this film and I confessed that it's much better than Pride & Prejudice.

Whilst not on the same level as the suffering of the early gay rights advocates, prejudice is still very much a part of an asexual's life.

The Contractor's election to terminate the Contract shall not prejudice any other rights of the Contractor, under the Contract or otherwise.

Both governments have spoken of their desire to avert war, yet both are constrained by strong public prejudice against the other.

We started out from the admission should not result in prejudice, it would be beneficial to future production faster and better.

"This advice is provided to you without prejudice, " he said.

Should eliminate guess suspicion, should cast above all however prejudice, wearing blinkers to see a person.

She had a prejudice against the boy, and no love was lost between the two brothers.

Pride and Prejudice It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife.

Just looking poor brings with it prejudice, accompanied by removal of much of the social grace most of us take for granted.

But they had been at the receiving end of prejudice long enough, we thought, to empathize with the underdog of either sex.

Unable to express his prejudice and anger towards Hett, Anakin instead projected his hatred on a group of Yuzzem Confederacy troops.

Seemingly without prejudice, carbon atoms will combine with almost any other element to form the more complicated building blocks of life.

He was hunted by regional prejudice and even the attainment of Presidency did not temper his feelings.

It is not pretense nor play on prejudice. It is not the perturbation of a people passion-wrought nor a promise proposed.

Dust sneer, well, I was not a good thing for your prejudice, I would take you to find your tea bars.

When he looked for a job, John strongly felt that there was a widespread prejudice against men over forty.

Pride and Prejudice, one of the best known and best loved English novels written by Jane Austin, has been translated by many translators.

But a love of books evolved into an interest in magazines and newspapers, and that exposed a world of prejudice and ignorance to me.

The judge was never influenced by his sympathies or prejudice in his decisions.

When the eyes droop face serious prejudice to the vision, treatment is usually helpful.

tried to efface prejudice from his mind.

In our mind there has no fixed prejudice in dealing with the current environment. We just do what needed to be done.

Her kindness, friendliness and thoughtfulness soon overcame the prejudice of her stepchild.

In "Pride and Prejudice" , the Lydia and Wickham's marriage is the most absurd was the least optimistic about the marriage.

"Prejudice and lies are untenable and the cold war mentality has no popular support. "

Let your discontent break mountain-high against the wall of prejudice, and swamp it to the very foundation.

I'm so angry that this prejudice against female children continues even today.

Black prejudice dissipated in a few weeks, pimples and pustules can be recovered within 6 months, leaving the pit-like scars.

The Statement is regarded as the annex to the main contract, and, without any prejudice, to be as effective as the main contract prevails.

In a society that eschews prejudice, favouring the beautiful seems about as shallow as you can get.

It seems, I suppose, a harmless prejudice and that you're not really hurting anybody.

there is much prejudice against early calving of a heifer at less than 2 years of age.

We do not talk nonsense, non-Prejudice, fair, independent, fearless and good conduct reports, and the appropriate comment.

However, in such cases, principles of justice and fairness must be respected, and no prejudice or discrimination shall be allowed.

deep-rooted prejudice; deep-seated differences of opinion; implanted convictions; ingrained habits of a lifetime; a deeply planted need.

Since genetic modification would help with this, it would be handy if people abandoned their prejudice against it.

A sunset clause will help ensure that the funds do not prejudice ongoing UN climate change negotiations.

Like the shadow at dust, pride crawls up imperceptibly, eroding sympathy and peace, leaving prejudice.

Once a prejudice has been formed, the supervisor views all the actions of that worker through this filter.

What he said was tinctured with prejudice.

One of the advertising tricks is to take the advantage of people's implicit attitude and prejudice.

had, inter alia, acted oppressively , with disregard of interest, with discrimination and with prejudice to the Petitioners.

"Prejudice" refers to the judgment and orientation of an interpreter formed under a certain historical condition.

Failing in his agency duty to the prejudice of his principal, an agent shall bear the civil liability.

Without prejudice to the Objects hereinafter specified to carry On business as a General Commercial Company.

I do not want to prejudice the feelings between you and the dust, take a bath when she told me she was your girlfriend.

He says that prejudice is deeply rooted in the belief that AIDS is still a gay disease, and the consequences can be fatal.

It has given us sonnets and plays and entire sonatas; it has given us The Great Gatsby, Pride and Prejudice and Doctor Zhivago.

There are cultural misunderstandings and prejudice (obviously on both sides) but that isn't a real problem so far.

Without prejudice to the principles of the industry, key indicators of sales assessment evaluation of results have been selected.

Through Campbell's story of her family the reader learns of the effect of poverty and prejudice on a people.

Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice is well-known all over the world for its polished linguistic form and vivid characters.

Prejudice resulting in creative treason shows that translation is not merely a simple copying of the source text.

The cause of the tragedy of inner Mongolia is ultimately cultural prejudice by the ruling Han towards Mongolian herders.

Both responses reflect the deeply ingrained prejudice of many Chinese against the humanities - and are grossly erroneous.

She could be cruel to "the little people" too, in private, because, I think, she despised them; she was smelted with class prejudice.

From the beginning of the ignorance of prejudice to the ultimate guardian of the story begin with.

Voldemort exploits this prejudice, turning the natural enmity between various groups in the wizarding world to his advantage.

I only asked to be looked at without prejudice and that I be treated equal with the others.

The heroine of Pride and Prejudice is Elizabeth Bennet. She is one of the greatest and most complex character. Not that you would know.

but that does not damage and prejudice to his authority and his draconian.

Tightness in order to be able to block the lymphatic and venous return, but without prejudice to the blood flow is appropriate.

Slander, attacking China's untrue uncommon, the reported between the lines filled with unfriendly stereotypes and prejudice.

Its prejudice against race-based affirmative action will force the left to think of better ways of dealing with poverty.

Self-deception exists when there is any form of craving or attachment: attachment to a prejudice, to an experience, to a system of thought.

The office's prejudice of the masterpiece has made the police sliced as some nice sacrifice.

Eventually, the supervisor can only recognize actions that affirm their prejudice.

But prejudice can get in the way of care, especially when it determines how a health professional decides to work with a patient.

Now, I want to be very clear: we do not think our work should or could justify prejudice against people of one or another body size at all.

A girl should not expect special privileges because of her sex, but neither should she "adjust" to prejudice and discrimination.

It was the arrogance of youth and Prejudice Darcy Miss Elizabeth II's emotional entangled.

Speaking to an audience in Washington, D. C. , she urged people not to prejudice that used have been displaced by war.

The filings by lawyers for Dr. Conrad Murray state the details are unnecessary and would unfairly prejudice a jury against the doctor.

Her friendliness soon overcame the prejudice of her stepchildren.

These defining characteristics are usually accompanied by rigidity, prejudice, and intolerance of weakness or ambiguity.

i. Interpreters and translators shall not allow personal or other interests to prejudice or influence their work.

Likes the cartoon, in the cartoon always has many philosophy, thought the cartoon is only a child Sub- toy that is one prejudice oh.

The provision, use and refund of the deposits shall be without prejudice to the ultimate liability of the contributing parties.

Because of public prejudice, many patients are reluctant to visit hospitals specializing in mental care, he said.

Travellers and missionaries of other cultures often with the initial description of a high degree of prejudice.

The prejudice of early youth, you know.

He has enclosed himself in bias and partisanship and prejudice.

Anyone without prejudice will be able to see the constant progress in China's human rights undertaking.

looking at it, not with prejudice, opinions, but look at it: you suffer and so does the man in Russia.

Now you say that your own palace dogs are to be spared. This shows that you have gone wrong in the way of prejudice.

Even now, women can't enjoy fully equal promotional prospects with men as a result of the ' prejudice against them.

Baby girls are thus victims of a malign combination of ancient prejudice and modern preferences for small families.

Austin, in her "Pride and Prejudice" in the show give her marriage to demonstrate her views on marriage.

Organizations and programs have been set up all over the globe in the hopes of urging people to end prejudice.

It will also increase the prejudice of those who saw the UK's involvement in toppling Saddam as part of a "war for oil" .

Prejudice is absent from his mind.

China stands firmly opposed to any practice of inequality and prejudice.

So it looks a bit like a prejudice, the same kind of prejudice that God doesn't play dice.

Burke reinstated him after only three weeks, saying Rooney was not a man "who holds prejudice in his heart and mind. "

The emotion is not caused by prejudice. To put it accurately, it is a feeling of being on the margins, instead of part of the mainstream.

Pride and prejudice are the two familiar common on the part of the human weakness .

I also understand that this response of prejudice is the birth of what we call the "me" or the censor.

Struggle with prejudice and injustice at the same time, Cameron is also the soul and its own deep sense of shame contest.

Only the country strong, can change other culture of cultural prejudice, thereby eliminating cultural hegemony reach cultural integration.

visitors arrive in the United States fearing personal attack or expecting various degrees of racial prejudice.

Without prejudice to their outcome, the negotiations shall be comprehensive in scope, with no basic telecommunications excluded a priori.

Most nations of the globe have some sort of color prejudice.

From the moment it emerges, it is subjected to rigorous tests, opposition, scorn and prejudice.

Pride and prejudice is a very popular novel written by Jane Austen and it is read widely all over the world. It was written in 1813.

Consumers may be spending more on taxes to pay for government action against disease, ignorance, crime and prejudice.

Does he but know white man in the middle someone to have prejudice to the black.

and free religious and political opinion in every part of our common country, without regard to local prejudice.

However, this should not prejudice unduly the competing and equally recognized need for intellectual property protection in the DNS.

According to NOSSA, prejudice against short people, or "heightism" , is one of the world's most under-reported social phenomena.

The newspaper reported his remarks , to the prejudice of his chances of being elected.

Others, out of malice or (far more often) ignorance, create unwarranted fear and prejudice.

Such deposits and payments or refunds shall be without prejudice to the ultimate liability of the parties.

In a world where pride and prejudice abound, Jesus offers us the joy of unity across all the lines that so easily divide us.

The theme of this year's World AIDS Day will focus on the elimination of prejudice and discrimination against HIV-infected people.

Copyright owners, in exercising their copyright , shall not violate the Constitution or laws or prejudice the public interests.

It should be without prejudice to the premise of the empty part of the stable lower fountain solution of acid.

But of what avail is his honest speech, if ignorance is the assessor of the judge, and prejudice the foreman of the jury?

A: Why do you have such prejudice against Canada? There is no reason why we can't settle down in Canada, you know?

Nearly half of those surveyed said race relations were in bad shape. Three in 10 acknowledged feelings of racial prejudice.

"Pride and Prejudice" is one of my favorite novels.

Will every losing woman candidate now turn on the waterworks and claim to be maimed by male pride and prejudice?

Photo release has no ranking points, I have likes and dislikes without prejudice.

And like them, too, they encountered a great deal of prejudice.

At times, anti-banking prejudice has acquired a strong tinge of ethnic hatred.

About 35% surveyed blamed the media for causing prejudice against the British.

It's really at the mercy of your subject's prejudice, you see?

An ingrained underclass, Roma are the victims of prejudice, often violent, at home in eastern Europe.

They worked together on "Pride and Prejudice, " in which Knightley played Elizabeth Bennet and earned an Oscar nomination.

Anne-Marie ran upstairs, bringing her novel, Pride and Prejudice with her.

Sex work is met with a lot of prejudice and stereotypes, which make up the whore stigma.

Ms Wang employs 30 cleaners (10% of her staff) to counter local prejudice that Chinese-owned shops are dirtier than foreign ones.

We need to put aside our often unfounded attitudes of superiority and prejudice again other cultures.

Two families overcome prejudice and tragedy in 1888 Wyoming when a special Christmas miracle saves the life of a small boy .

Ms Showalter ends on an upbeat note, suggesting that women writing today are free from sexual prejudice.

Sodium bicarbonate julep for skin is there prejudice? this reporter choice to being "the law" , also made a experiment.

But they argue that it is unrealistic to expect all children to read "To Kill a Mockingbird" or "Pride and Prejudice" for fun.

By getting rid of our prejudice and adding more tolerance and positive attitude can the boundary of sexology be elevated.

He thinks prejudice is the root of right and wrong, demonstrating the equating of right and wrong at every level in a relative way.

An HSBC spokesman declined to comment, saying the bank didn't want to prejudice the rights issue offer.

the hypothetical teacher ratings had tremendously influence on the sexual prejudice when these capabilities were evaluated.

Speech coaches and many other professionals say that some Americans have a prejudice against those who speak with an accent.

However, the host had prejudice and considered he was cheating, so informed the police to arrest him when the TV program was paused.

you must form honorable friendships, and by that means counteract the prejudice which may attach to the obscurity of your former life.

The community suffers from as much a caste prejudice as a religious one.

But their literary idol is still Mr Darcy, the haughty hero of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.

The intermediate compound mutually has definite brittleness, the prejudice combines at the interface.

However, teachers' prejudice isn't the only source of classroom difference.

A prejudice is a vagrant opinion without visible means of support.

The greatest friend of truth is time, her greatest enemy is prejudice, and her constant companion is humility. --Colton.

Despite some mistakes made by prejudice, there were full of accurate and penetrating analyses in his ideas.

Carl: Amanda, I could hardly bear the prejudice of my boss on me.

Neither prejudice nor hate nor senseless fear should be the basis of this solemn act.

He put aside generations of anti-Catholic prejudice to form a close working relationship with conservative Catholics.

dump the jury duty is very easy, tips for all that you have. " racial prejudice. "

Moreover, O'Connor is not a racialist although she maybe has some kind of racial prejudice.

Compared with the other two versions of Pride and Prejudice, Sun's version conforms better to Chinese readers' language convention.

Seneca The greatest friend of truth is time, her greatest enemy is prejudice, and her constant companion is humility.

Those who assume yoga is for peaceniks should prepare to have their "prejudice" shot down.

STUDY of newborn babies and preschoolers has revealed that language may be the root of prejudice - and the way to avoid it.

Prejudice, oppression, shaming and harassment from police officers or others are heavy burdens they carry in their daily lives.

If that dragged on for long enough, investors might form the same settled prejudice against bonds as they have now against equities.

Article 9. A judge should avoid prejudice, misuse of his function and neglect of law in performing his duties.

Secondly, there exist in cross-cultural communication individual unconscious first and prejudice.

Overt prejudice and discrimination in the workplace, historically sanctioned by society, are far less acceptable today.

in Pride and Prejudice in order to Bennett, his wife, Lydia, and Wick represented by wood.

His judgment was warped by his prejudice.

Prejudice i. An adverse judgment or opinion formed beforehand or without knowledge or examination of the facts.

The speech would not prejudice any presidential decisions that would come up at the December 10 NSC meeting.

as it always cometh to pass, that envy worketh subtilty, and in the dark, and to the prejudice of good things, such as is the wheat.

The delays in reaching these conclusions often impose serious prejudice upon the defendant.

and everywhere American prejudice, helped often by iniquitous laws, is making it more difficult for Negro-Americans to earn a decent living.

It supported the Chair's view that they could not prejudice what might happen at the end of those consultations.

The Abacus and the Cross is a useful corrective to popular prejudice, but it does not go far enough.

Germany law system calls "Immission" , while France incorporates it into "Neighbors Prejudice" .

Ingrained prejudice; the ingrained habits of a lifetime.