Almost immediately, pundits weighed in, blaming her and saying things like,

But he rarely seems to act on the basis of raw sentiment or instinctive prejudice.

Testing in government laboratories was useful in overcoming the initial prejudice and resistance of consumers to the project apos s products.

82. The reports about the interrogation of churchmen by the security forces, like the interrogation of any other citizen, should not be judged as having originated in religious bias.

The petitioners also argue that the repeated use of the term inadaptable citizens by the State party reveals institutional prejudices against Roma.

It is not intended to imply any approval or disapproval of any particular company.

Without prejudice to addressing the causes of terrorism, injustice, discrimination, the denial of human rights, the flouting of the rights of peoples, and obliviousness to the positive nature of cultural diversity, the fight against and punishment of terrorism are an unshirkable national and international duty.

As for the second author, the Committee notes that he did not raise the issue of the alleged hostility of the competent judge in the case towards his counsel at any stage of the proceedings.

quot Furthermore, the resolution apos s request of the Secretary General to resume issuing identity cards irrespective of the refugees apos need for them is yet another indication of the resolution apos s patent political bias.

While engaging in discrimination against women is not cited as conduct unbecoming, a case could possibly be made against a public official under the Government of Pakistan Conduct and Efficiency Rules for showing prejudice or bias including on the basis of sex.