Sentence examples for denials from high-quality English sources.

• Confessions and denials were equally troubling.

• Putin’s denials of interference during a summit meeting in Finland.

• Nor is it the denials of any of these; for even denials belong to things accidentally. (1029a20–26)

• Rather than quote Ms Lewinsky's denials, Mr Starr's report says: 'Ms Lewinsky has stated that the President never explicitly told her to lie.

• In Mexico, visa denials jumped to 5,343 during 10 months of 2018 and 2019, up from seven in all of 2016.

• So you start with forceful denials and assertions that there was no wrongdoing on the part of the president.

• As all of these general denials have collapsed, the White House has retreated to making more tailored denials.

• At the time, ICE was administering blanket denials of parole for asylum seekers in its El Paso district, of which Cibola is a part.

Use denials in a sentence.

• Hall argues that safety net cases belong to the category ‘denials of resources’ which are both conceptually and morally distinct from standard doings and standard allowings.

• After unconvincing denials that he had been murdered, Riyadh described his killing as an unplanned rogue operation, later sentencing a number of lower-level officials to death.

• The soldiers’ testimony contradicts the repeated denials by Myanmar’s military and government, including the state counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi, that genocide occurred in Rakhine.

• But critics say the problem lies not with the recession but with the Trump administration’s restrictionist immigration policies, which have led to backlogs and skyrocketing denials.

• Eventually, the panic over Crossroads prompted William Blandy, the vice-admiral in charge of orchestrating the tests, to release one of the more memorable official denials in modern history:

• The revelation came as it emerged that Mr Trump met with Russia’s US ambassador last April at the height of the presidential election, despite his repeated and strenuous denials of any meeting with Kremlin officials before his inauguration in January.

• Those denials angered many opposition activists, who reminded their followers on social medianetworks that the initial focus of the 2011 protests, timed to coincide with the annual Police Day holiday on Jan. 25, was the impunity of the security forces.

• Despite denials from both countries, multiple reports say Eritrean forces have been fighting alongside Ethiopia's federal troops against fighters loyal to Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF), the party which used to govern the northern Tigray region.

denials sentence examples

• "Since the beginning of the internet, calling out racial inequities of data and algorithms means facing denials and backlash," Mozilla's report said, referencing an effort in 2008 to build a racially inclusive web browser that received even worse backlash.

• New evidence suggesting close links between Boris Johnson and Donald Trump’s controversial former campaign manager Steve Bannon can be revealed, calling into question the former foreign secretary’s previous denials of an association with the influential far-right activist.

• But the arbitrator found that Uber employees who investigated possible incidents of discrimination were "trained, in some instances, to coach drivers to find non-discriminatory reasons for ride denials," and even to "'advocate' to keep drivers on the platform despite discrimination complaints."

• Biden's latest executive order revokes previous presidential memorandums on transgender service and "immediately prohibits involuntary separations, discharges, and denials of reenlistment or continuation of service on the basis of gender identity or under circumstances relating to gender identity."