The data shows that active funds underperform without prejudice to asset classes, sector or style.
The two countries agreed in 1989 to sort out practical issues without prejudice to either's claim to sovereignty.
These provisional measures are granted without prejudice to the rights of third parties.
Reg. 77783 (December 14, 2010), with such modifications as are necessary to permit their joint publication, without prejudice to the authorities of the Director of National Intelligence and the Director of the Office of Personnel Management under any Executive Order, and to the extent permitted by law.
Without prejudice to any supplementary voluntary contribution, the States Parties to this Convention undertake to pay into the Fund, at least every two years, a contribution, the amount of which, in the form of a uniform percentage applicable to all States, shall be determined by the General Assembly.
No doubt, the position of the international community, as is stated in the consecutive statements of the Quartet, in particular, in its latest August 20th statement, paid due respect to relevant international resolutions and supported the outline of final settlements using different formulation without prejudice to the outcome of negotiations.
It said the notice was "entirely without prejudice" to its contention that her earlier dismissal in December 2008 was valid.
Speaking without prejudice, you may want to check your facts regarding the implied high cost of developing on iOS. Your comments are misleading.
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The judge dismissed that contention as well, but without prejudice, saying it failed to meet Exergen pleading standards but may ultimately prove relevant to the dispute.
He also advised the teachers to serve to nation without any prejudice.
However, Romanian MEP Monica Macovei warned that any new law needed to be "without prejudice", treating all actors equally, whether they be composers, actors, authors, broadcasters or publishers.
Simply being able to live without fear or prejudice is the aim of activists in countries where homosexuality remains taboo or illegal.
If Mr Roh now presses prosecutors to pursue these cases without prejudice, he can delight his party while striking an important blow for reform.
Gays may serve openly, without fear of prejudice and they seem to fight and fit in perfectly well when they do (see article).
Mr Kenny said it was imperative to get the truth of the circumstances leading up to Savita's death and asked him to meet the inquiry chairman "without prejudice".
Only when people on both sides of a salary negotiation fight against the stereotype threat effect will women truly be able to negotiate fairly and without fear of prejudice.
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That dismissal was "without prejudice, which means that he is still legally entitled to file a lawsuit against John Travolta if he chooses, " Allred said.
He dismissed the suit without prejudice, saying another plaintiff with better lawyers might find a valid reason to sue BoA directors over the Countrywide fiasco, but not these.
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In its July 1 motion for dismissal without prejudice of the suit at issue, Yum said that Nike had rejected two of its settlement proposals and had yet to respond to a third.
And the decision that the President made in January, because Republicans decided to play politics with this and force a decision before proper review could be conducted, was made without prejudice on the merits of the project.
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