Prejudiced?

You're prejudiced.

You're prejudiced.

No, Sir, I'm not prejudiced.

You're the ones who are prejudiced.

Kovac, you're so prejudiced, you can't think straight.

Oh, you are prejudiced against actresses, aren't you?

You seem to be prejudiced against ideas that come from foreign countries.

I wouldn't want to say he's prejudiced 'cause I'm cleanminded, I am.

To the author, this further confirms that the judge was partial and prejudiced.

Probably I'm prejudiced, but it seems to me that Susie is a pretty cute young lady.

I submit that I cannot hope to argue this line... before minds hostile to and prejudiced against the female sex.

The gender prejudiced environment favours the persistence of discriminating attitudes and primarily restricts women's participation in social, economic and political life.

The initial increase in resources in those years has been prejudiced by the later cuts which have been imposed on the Court.

(3) Nobody shall be prejudiced or favoured because of their sex, birth, race, language, national or social origin, faith, religious or political opinions.

(d) The Government selected a trial judge and venue racially prejudiced against indigenous peoples in order to ensure that Mr. Peltier would be convicted.

The concern was expressed that the assignor apos s interests could be prejudiced if any person was able to register without proof of authorization.

The provisions of the Law on the Control of Goods of 13 December 1996 and the Federal Law on War Materiel of 13 December 1996 shall not be prejudiced.

During the reporting period, about a dozen Bachelor's and Master's theses have been written to analyse how the media creates a favourable environment for prejudiced and stereotypical opinions and attitudes.

In accordance with the Constitution, the State also safeguards freedom of belief and guarantees the freedom to perform all religious observances, provided that public order is not thereby prejudiced (art.

The right to restitution exists as a distinct right, and is prejudiced neither by the actual return nor non return of refugees and displaced persons entitled to housing, land and property restitution.

The only constraint was that the sovereignty of their homeland and their political rights as a people to decide their own future must not be adversely affected or prejudiced in any way.

In particular, it was necessary to make sure that any local insolvency proceedings were concluded and that, if local proceedings had not been initiated, the interests of local creditors were not prejudiced.

It was reported that several anti Cuban Government right wing organizations are based in that city and that many people there have biased, prejudiced and strongly held feelings against the Government of Cuba.

It was stated that insurers having paid a claim and looking for reimbursement through their insured apos s tort receivable may be prejudiced, if other financiers could obtain priority by way of registration.

4. Under article 3, paragraph 3, first sentence, of the Basic Law, nobody shall be prejudiced or favoured because of their sex, birth, race, language, national or social origin, faith, religion or political opinions .

It is said that the information contained in the transcript might have helped to assess the value of the identification evidence and that the absence of the trial transcript seriously prejudiced the authors apos defence.

As to the selection of an allegedly racially prejudiced judge, the source is silent on why the selection of that judge had not been challenged by the defence, which would have been able to do so.

These difficulties are aggravated when court officials are sexually prejudiced and do not consider rape as a serious offence or are reluctant to recognize that sexual violence has occurred, in order to avoid implicating powerful individuals.

3.4 Counsel submits that the author apos s right to have his conviction and sentence reviewed by a higher tribunal has been prejudiced as a result of the above, in violation of article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant.

One of the lessons of the Wolfowitz debacle is that it does actually matter how stakeholders and employees feel about the Bank s leadership. The world was prejudiced against him from the start because of his involvement in the Iraq War.

Some experts, however, dismiss these views as mental health illiteracy. They continue to insist that mental illness is an illness like any other, despite many studies showing that the more we adopt this medical model, the more prejudiced and frightened we become.

They suggested further that the situation of indigenous peoples is prejudiced by strong enforcement mechanisms in trade related agreements, such as the World Trade Organization (WTO) agreements and free trade agreements, whereas human rights standards and indigenous customary laws remain largely unimplemented.

24. The rise in the number of lynchings has prejudiced the social and institutional view of indigenous customary law, because such acts have been cited as examples of traditional indigenous justice, an unfounded attribution that is emphatically denied by indigenous organizations and representatives.

1. No authority or official shall order, apply, permit or tolerate any sanction against any person or organization for having communicated to the national preventive mechanism any information, whether true or false, and no such person or organization shall be otherwise prejudiced in any way.

One possible explanation is that biases in the patterns of liberalization prejudiced growth prospects by discriminating against sectors where developing countries could build comparative advantage, even as they unleashed asymmetric market forces on the weaker participants in the trading system (UNCTAD, 1999 ILO, 2004).

No authority or official shall order, apply, permit or tolerate any sanction against any person or organization for having communicated to the Subcommittee on Prevention or to its delegates any information, whether true or false, and no such person or organization shall be otherwise prejudiced in any way.

The Rule amendments propose reducing briefing times for sentencing appeals, separating additional evidence motions from the filing of the merit appeals to avoid successive additional evidence motions and increasing the power of the pre appeal judge to dispose of routine motions without hearing the opposing party, unless prejudiced by the motion.

The Government of Rwanda believes that the poor methods of work and lack of integrity and transparency that characterized this Group suggest that its appointing authority and the Security Council should take appropriate measures to ensure that the mandate assigned to that Group is strictly fulfilled in a professional and non prejudiced manner.

Counsel argues that, as a consequence of the delay, the authors apos defence was seriously prejudiced, since Detective Ashman apos s evidence could only be read and not cross examined, dock identifications took place seven years after the event and Mr. Wright apos s main alibi witness was nowhere to be found.

The Italian Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Lamberto Dini, when taking part in the inaugural debate of the present session, did not fail to address a fervent appeal to all member countries to overcome ideological confrontations and other prejudiced attitudes which seem to be the basic obstacles to fruitful development of our activity.

11. In relation to the activities of the Office of the Prosecutor, there has been one significant recent development that has on the one hand enabled the Prosecutor to be fully engaged in the prosecution aspect of his mandate, but has nevertheless severely prejudiced the investigative mandate the arrest of additional indicted war criminals.

2. Extradition shall not be granted if the present Party has substantial grounds for believing that a request for extradition has been made for the purpose of prosecuting or punishing a person on account of his race, religion, nationality or political opinion, or that a person s position may be prejudiced for any of these reasons.

Also, the Non Aligned Movement, at its last summit conference, called on Iraq to complete the implementation of the relevant Security Council resolutions, as did the Organization of the Islamic Conference and the Gulf Cooperation Council. I do not believe that all these international and regional organizations are prejudiced against Iraq, as it claims.

The United States has fulfilled its obligation under the relevant provision of the Headquarters Agreement to consider the needs of the United Nations as being of equal importance with the similar needs of essential agencies of the Government of the United States, and will take steps accordingly, to ensure that the work of the United Nations is not prejudiced.