| With a trial looming, both media and defendants are usually circumspect about what they say for fear of prejudicing the outcome. |
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| I am very much against the idea of prejudicing the whole debate by deciding now what we are going to do. |
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| The provisions of this article shall not be construed as prejudicing the rights of bona fide third parties. |
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| The building of settlements should cease, for it is a major impediment to peace, prejudicing the final status. |
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| The reports are prepared in such a way as to provide as much detail as possible without prejudicing the effectiveness of the programme. |
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| No provision of this Convention may be interpreted as prejudicing such protection. |
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| The court was also told that the risk of prejudicing the trial was increased because the headline and standfirst gave no indication he would be the subject of the article. |
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| Secondly, once a transaction is identified as a mortgage, the courts ensure that there are no clogs or fetters on the equity of redemption unduly prejudicing the mortgagor. |
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| Nothing in this article shall be interpreted as prejudicing the rights of victims under national or international law. |
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| As far as your rapporteur is concerned, the granting of these rights is a minimum requirement, without prejudicing the Member States' right to maintain or adopt more favourable provisions. |
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| The next report, which was due in October 2006, would, without prejudicing staff confidentiality, give a general description of the cases referred to the Ombudsman. |
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| The trick is to lay the groundwork for a more sophisticated understanding of energy and force without prejudicing the student's notions to include popular misconceptions about energy and force. |
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| Such a document should be further developed and should only serve as a tool used by Member States in identifying the possible common ground without prejudicing the final outcome. |
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| The records shall include, without prejudicing the rights of the mother, at least the names of the children, their ages and, if not accompanying the mother, their location and custody or guardianship status. |
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| We do not want anything to be said by anyone in a position of authority to give the impression that there would be some kind of prejudicing of the inquiry. |
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| There is also a risk that the imposition of uniformity which is not based on consensus will result in marginalizing certain States and prejudicing the prospects of universal ratification of the new instrument. |
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| Effectively, the exclusions preserved what already existed without in any way prejudicing or prejudging their application when a set of factual circumstances necessitated the application of another law. |
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| This would in particular be the case if the acquirer is capable of prejudicing the company directly or indirectly and if transfer of the stock could jeopardize the existing majorities. |
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| I think I was told that giving her interim custody didn't necessarily imply that I was prejudicing myself against future joint custody, although other people told me that might be the case. |
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| The majority of interviewees from program departments agreed that these policy changes had clarified overall program priorities without prejudicing remedies such as prosecution. |
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| Individuals who do not wish to contribute human biological materials for research are free to withhold consent without penalty and without prejudicing access to any treatment they would otherwise receive. |
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| Internal funding sources that had been constantly eroded during the period could not be reallocated at that time without prejudicing higher-priority programs. |
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| We would therefore ask you to accept this amendment, which simply restores something which has been historical, without in anyway prejudicing the safety of civil aviation. |
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