Sentence examples for are in a position to deny from inspiring English sources

Only the privileged are in a position to deny, or perhaps not even to realise, that privilege exists.

But Mr. Santorum remains insistent that he and the other Republican challengers are in a position to deny Mr. Romney the 1,144 delegates he needs to claim the party's nomination.

However, given the asymmetrical power structure in the nurse-patient relationship it is questionable whether or not vulnerable patients are in a position to deny their nurses such permission.

But you are not in a position to deny the child his vision or gainsay his personal experience.

Further, notwithstanding the realization of the complications and pain, young girls are not in a position to deny the practice.

But a spokesman later said they were "not in a position to deny" Khawaja had in fact sent an earlier false tweet announcing the Queen's death.

Nevertheless, I am not thereby in a position to deny that the best explanation of why she said what she did goes according to the ibe.

In that case, Murdoch presumably would be in a position to claim the prize he was denied a year ago, when Ergen snatched Hughes away with a more attractive bid.

But there's always an issue that I'm not in any position to deny or ignore: I already have four D.N.F.'s.

Harrington, who with Choi is probably in the best position to deny Norman the title, does not buy it.

They seem to be sheltered by the state, but there's just enough ambiguity to leave the Pakistan government in the position to deny responsibility.