Meanings of prejudice the outcome in English

MPI could not discuss the investigation because it might prejudice the outcome, Mr Gallacher said.

In the meantime we will not make any further comment that might prejudice the outcome of the rehearing.

Most of those present were either unaware of Beer's meaning, or unwilling to remark on anything that might prejudice the outcome.

He was reluctant to say any more in case what he might say would prejudice the outcome of any inquiry which might take place.

Mr Coveney said he did not want to say more in case it prejudiced the outcome.

Straight away the Dean asked if those mugwumps had really prejudiced the outcome of the campaign.

EMPLOYERS' GROUP Ibec has said the programme for government has prejudiced the outcome of an independent review of wage-setting mechanisms and registered employment agreements.