The 200th anniversary of the first publication of Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen.
He just felt it was wrong, but he sought to give some logic to his prejudice by asking how many Mozarts, Michelangelos and Einsteins had been lost to the world by birth control.
"To me this is no more than policy by prejudice, and analysis by anecdote, " he said.
In 2009 a total of 52, 028 crimes were recorded in which the offence was motivated by prejudice.
"There are politicized magistrates blinded by prejudice and hatred toward me, " Berlusconi said.
She starred in his 2005 film Pride And Prejudice, followed by the Academy Award-winning movie Atonement two years later.
Yet they remain trapped by prejudice and poverty - and vulnerable to HIV.
He hinted that the other inmate may have been motivated by prejudice.
The Equalities Bill will be presented as a sign that Labour is seizing the initiative in the crafting of a fairer society, where no-one is held back by prejudice.
He said he had thought a lot about the challenge but he did not want to prejudice any new effort by being too explicit about what he would do.
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So it is a disgrace and a pity that when it comes to choosing a new boss to run that vital body, those same ministers have become hopelessly paralysed by national prejudice and regional vanity.
To the outsider's eye these complaints tend to display a high degree of pettiness and conceit, as with the applicant for a medical job with the commission who argued that his non-hiring was explicable only by a prejudice on the commission's part against Swedish medical qualifications.
We've forgotten the depth of prejudice and outright hatred faced by Italian immigrants in America.
The museum will also stage a contemporary art exhibition of works inspired by Pride And Prejudice from June to September.
The article said he supported efforts "to combat prejudice and racism today" by the Holocaust Educational Trust and had honoured "those who were persecuted and killed during the Holocaust" by signing "a book of commitment".
The web page indicated that the MP supported efforts "to combat prejudice and racism today" by the Holocaust Educational Trust and had honoured "those who were persecuted and killed during the Holocaust" by signing a "Book of Commitment".
"Pride and Prejudice, " which will be directed by the Guthrie's leader Joe Dowling, will play from July 6-Aug. 31.
The ambitions of some Americans are limited by failing schools and hidden prejudice and the circumstances of their birth.
The new text appears to keep that loophole, stating that implementation of the treaty "shall not prejudice obligations" under defense cooperation agreements by countries that ratify the treaty.
Austenland (Jerusha Hess): Thirtysomething, single Jane is obsessed with Mr. Darcy, as played by Colin Firth in Pride and Prejudice.
Barts and The London say the selection process was fair and that they rejected the idea of selecting by examination because they thought it would prejudice against certain candidates.
Viewers will see the seedy side of London through three main H Division policemen, played by Matthew Macfadyen ("Pride and Prejudice, " "Anna Karenina"), Jerome Flynn ("Game of Thrones") and Adam Rothenberg ("Alcatraz").
It is a vivid and, at times, moving story of one woman's lonely and dogged fight against the painfully limited expectations of her own gender embodied by her own mother, the unquestioning prejudice of most men of her age and the suffocating instinct to patronise of those who have inherited their positions rather than earned them.
First published by Thomas Egerton in 1813, Pride and Prejudice was Jane Austen's second novel.
At a time when the very concept of Britishness has been linked to prejudice, it is nice that this point is made by a naturalised Briton of Sri Lankan descent.
The Guthrie did "Pride and Prejudice" in the 2003-2004 season with an adaptation by James Maxwell which was revised by Alan Stanford.
More recently, people have argued that the paucity of contemporary works by women in concert performance is a form of prejudice amounting to censorship.
The new government argues that it is better to make policy on the merits of the individual case than to be overly constrained by ideology, whether the ideology is a Thatcherite prejudice in favour of the market or an Old Labourish aversion to it.
But it's a pivot away from "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, " which Mr. Grahame-Smith created by grafting zombie scenes into Jane Austen's text.
Reports by crew members and coverage in the press revealed a prejudice against southern Europeans so pervasive that the Italian Ambassador to the United States was moved to make a formal complaint.
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