political prejudice

He is famous for taking on cases without political prejudice.

The second risk, and this surprised me, is political prejudice.

"People who hold deep political prejudices have to set them aside."

Or maybe it just made her own political prejudices more conceited.

Few seem to understand it these days and as a consequence almost everything is tainted by political prejudice.

This is a pretty weak article that plays to assumed political prejudices.

You can learn a family's literary tastes, political prejudices and medical history just by reading the outside of their refrigerator.

These things need to be properly thought through and are far too important to be determined by political prejudice - left or right.

When it was published instead Kelly wrote a long introduction defending himself and complaining about political prejudice.

News media must therefore cater to the political prejudices and economic desires of their advertisers.

The work of our officials was expert, objective, impartial and free of political prejudice.

But perhaps the open venting of political prejudices lets off the steam that makes cities explode.

It was a period when all criticism was narrow, and, to some degree, warped by political prejudice.

Bestuzhev's violent political prejudices at first prevented him from properly recognizing this change.

The Council should emulate its predecessors and, without political prejudice, serve the best interests of the communities under their charge, and take the following action.

Political prejudices pass down the generations.

So, even the KGB is a prisoner of its own political prejudices, Jack thought.

He also admitted his political prejudices so as to disarm the reader's objections to his lack of objectivity.

What chance has the Social Work profession got being represented by such representatives who cannot think their way out of thier blinded political prejudices.

Consumers of both right-wing and left-wing doctrinaire screeds will buy anything that supports their political prejudices.

It responded therefore on the basis of a principle and judgment of quality, and was accused of political prejudice.

The Bosnian Serbs are blamed for almost all the horrors of the war, and they in turn accuse the tribunal of political prejudice.

At diplomatic level, China rejected a US call to investigate the massacre, and accused Washington of "political prejudices".

The history of Central Europe from ancient times to the present needs an objective federalist rewriting, free of nationalist bias and political prejudice.

The artist has stated in interviews that he considers the piece a sociological experiment that reflects the individual viewer's political prejudice and preconceived ideas.