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1. I'm prejudiced.
2. Tom is prejudiced.
3. He was prejudiced against women drivers.
4. You seem to be prejudiced against ideas that come from foreign countries.
5. Our child seems to be brilliant. Of course, we may be prejudiced.
6. The quality of the maintenance shall ensure that safety is not prejudiced because of these activities.
7. International agreements in the area of maritime safety and/or public security should not be prejudiced by the operation of MCV services.
8. Therefore different parts of the control-command on-board assembly may be performed or upgraded separately (if interoperability is not prejudiced) and concern:
9. In order to ensure that economic operators and competent authorities are not prejudiced by this deadline, a transitional period should be granted and transitional provisions should be established.
10. Where necessary, Member States may vary certain terms of the model contracts to take into account national rules but only to the extent that Community law is not prejudiced.’;
11. Therefore different parts of the control-command track-side assembly may be upgraded or renewed separately (if interoperability is not prejudiced) and concern: EIRENE functions and interfaces (see sections 4.2.4 and 4.2.5),
12. The ways in which likelihood of confusion may be established, and in particular the onus of proof, should be a matter for national procedural rules which should not be prejudiced by this Directive.
13. Where necessary, Member States may vary certain terms of the model contracts to take into account national rules but only to the extent that Community law is not prejudiced.’ ;
14. Provided that the objectives set out in Article 1 are not prejudiced and adequate protection for drivers is provided, a Member State may, after approval by the Commission, grant on its own territory minor exemptions from this Regulation for vehicles used in predefined areas with a population density of less than five persons per square kilometre, in the following cases:
15. Provided the objectives set out in Article 1 are not prejudiced, each Member State may grant exceptions from Articles 5 to 9 and make such exceptions subject to individual conditions on its own territory or, with the agreement of the States concerned, on the territory of another Member State, applicable to carriage by the following: