prejudgement उदाहरण वाक्य

BBB denied any involvement in either the graffiti or other incidents which had occurred, criticising reporters for " agitation and prejudgement " for stating that Dinamo fans were behind the entire matter.
Swiss said in a statement that its board " condemns the imputations, personal attacks and prejudgements from certain circles to which Andre Dose has been exposed in the last few days and weeks ."
"The settlement amount is the result of the lengthy time period involved, the relatively high-paying positions at issue, the number of claimants and the accrual of prejudgement interest beginning in 1991,"
On May 10, 2007, the Ontario Court of Appeal ruled that extradition was appropriate as it is " for the German courts to deal with the applicant's apprehension of prejudgement and to fashion the appropriate remedy, if one is warranted ."
If you could state your point in just a line or two, refering only to acredited ( on-line, preferably ) published sources and use care in your composition of your posts here, I'll offer you my opinion without any prejudgement.

Venado writes : " " Durova was told by Pete K that Hgilbert " is a Waldorf teacher, biased ( of course ) and depends on the success of Waldorf education for his livelihood " . lHgilbert objected that being a teacher was an automatic coi, m, and it appears a prejudgement for blame followed.
And science by Muslims was great in the distant past . " Among the critiques of these comments were Channel 4's economic editor, Faisal Islam, who said, " I thought scientists were meant to upbraid journalists for use of spurious data points to'prove'existing prejudgements, " and " The Daily Telegraph ".
For your information : the term Compos mentis in my language ( Dutch ) has the same basic meaning in legal terms as in English, although the approach is in Dutch more from the neutral side, as Non compos mentis holds implicitely a judgement about the status of the mind and therefore the term : Non compos mentis seems like a prejudgement.