| 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. |
| The building of settlements should cease, for it is a major impediment to peace, prejudicing the final status. |
| You were so sorry to leave London, that I would not praise Yrndale for fear of prejudicing you against it. |
| He thought by prejudicing him in that direction he would surround their action with another friend. |
| No provision of this Convention may be interpreted as prejudicing such protection. |
| Nothing in this article shall be interpreted as prejudicing the rights of victims under national or international law. |
