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spec: The figure for those below the age of 15 is 39.6 % , and those below the age of 30 is 74 % . At no time shall any component or personnel of the Department of Justice furnish any statement of information that he or she knows or reasonably should know will have a substantial likelihood of materially prejudicing an adjudicative proceeding . that the prosecution suppressed material witness impeachment evidence that prejudiced him in the penalty phase of his trial - - on the grounds that : ( a ) the evidence supporting the claim was procedurally defaulted , notwithstanding the fact that , like in Strickler v. Greene , 527 U.S. 263 ( 1999 ) , there was no reasonable basis for concluding that counsel for Banks could have discovered the suppressed evidence prior to or during that trial or state post-conviction proceedings ; and ( b ) the suppressed evidence was immaterial to Banks ' death sentence , where the panel neglected to consider that the trial prosecutors viewed the evidence to be of utmost importance to showing a capital sentence was appropriate ? The current queen and princesses of the charreada , dressed in cowboy attire , cheerfully smiled for my camera . They felt prejudiced against . The photon flux in the first three harmonics should be at least 70 % of that calculated for an ideal magnet array using the actual NSLS VUV ring emittance values . He then dug up those arm-waving bits of the history of phlogiston and caloric which fitted in with his prejudices . Again your advice is crucial ! Their governments bankrupt , growing at one-tenth the rate we are . You rejected a very real opportunity to encourage more Muslims to become Libertarians , simply because you could n't see past your own prejudices . These interests bulk larger as the possibility of uncovering prejudice becomes more attenuated . As a result the living standards of many South Africans have risen . The King and I was released in 1956 , to a society , that while still racially prejudiced , morally was miles ahead of the society to which Stowe catered . " And yet it is almost always interesting , because Segalen is interesting , and because he was try-ing to come to grips with something that still preoccupies many of us more than ever : how to understand another culture and express oneself about it , without falling into the traps of mimicry , pedantry , or prejudice . The traditional definition of civil society is that it comprises all organisations and institutions upwards of the family and up to the state ( national , provincial and local ) . but of course , people are not perfect , and their individual prejudices and weaknesses and hatreds all play a role in the death penalty institution anywhere in the world .... The Irish party had all the political traditions and prejudices of centuries to reinforce its attitude of hostility to the Government , nay , more , its only serious rival among its own constituents was a party more uncompromisingly hostile to the Government than itself – the republican or physical force party . His Iraq policies have awarded vast no-bid contracts worth billions of dollars to the firm he used to run , Halliburton . Naturally it flattered me into being more loyal to Shakespeare - - if possible - - than I was before , and more prejudiced against Bacon - - if possible - - that I was before . Ever since I have read Mr. Easterbrook 's articles in various magazines I have noticed a prejudice in Mr. Easterbrook 's writing , especially to liberal ideas that have started to become mainstream , e.g . Q. Documents submitted to the Tribunal by the defence show that until the autumn of 1942 , German U-boats took steps to rescue crews , as far as was possible without prejudicing the U-boat 's safety and without interfering with their own assignment . Some states mandate K-12 Holocaust education , but we would hope that in the primary grades , this is not Holocaust education per se , but a consideration of the importance of respect for differences and fighting prejudice . Subsequently , the department head or supervisor shall submit in writing to the director ( where applicable ) , dean , or associate or assistant vice president of extension an evaluation of the candidate indicating where satisfactory progress is being made and where improvement is needed . As part of that burden , Hillman was required to show that it was prejudiced by any procedural failure . But luckily we could safely say that Mrs. Medlicott did not want us ; and as we had whispered to each other , as we sat alone in the coach , that surely my lady must have gone to Job Gregson 's , we were far too anxious to know the end of it all to say that we were tired . " It is implicit from this that safeguards will need to be built into the legal structure to prevent extreme fundamentalism prejudicing the common good . There has been a clear demonstration of deceit and manipulation about everything to do with that terrible day . In this respect , the trial was a resounding success in demonstrating how such cutting-edge technology can be implemented today in a museum 's interpretation program . She 's also an outstanding leader , who has recently been challenged with forming this '' new `` organization in IDS . We do not make changes to records deposited by the agency . We have to question whether we want very large conglomerate land holdings or family farms in Canada . This behavior is not an illustration of a physical phenomenon . The international community has also failed to ensure respect for the rules of international humanitarian law , prejudicing the prospects for a just and peaceful resolution to the conflict . This is the most visited museum in the world . For where civil laws , the right of individual persons , or the permanent instruction and determination of men 's minds to a correct knowledge and a conscientious observance of their duty is at stake , then it is below the dignity of an undertaking of such moment to exhibit even a trace of the exuberance of wit and imagination , and , still more , of the art of talking men round and prejudicing them in favour of any one . The suggested total daily dose is 8 to 30 mg per kg in divided doses . Closely related to the issue of norms is the question of whether international arrangements must approach universality to be considered truly multilateral . Secondly the meeting is held on a “ without prejudice ” basis . To preserve the traditional values of liberal education while fulfilling this responsibility , the higher education community must take the lead in addressing the dramatic pace of external change . The greatest men , those of the first and most leading taste , will not scruple adorning their private closets with nudities , though , in compliance with vulgar prejudices , they may not think them decent decorations of the staircase , or salon .