Sentence examples for basic denial from inspiring English sources

Hegel himself rejects this sort of doctrine —which he terms acosmism — and while it certainly amounts to a view that there exists nothing besides God, in view of its basic denial of the reality of the world we all experience it hardly seems like a kind of pantheism.

In addition to the basic denial of due process which one would enjoy in the U.S., individuals like Kaleil must endure prison conditions in Colombia which are much harsher for inmates than they are in the U.S. and often violate international standards on human rights and may even qualify as torture.

The denial of basic defence rights was at the heart of this injustice.

The Republicans' post-election spin came in two basic flavors — predictable denial and bizarre denial.

This helped later generations to overlook the basic fact that denial of citizenship, usually by the destruction of states, permitted the mass murder of Jews.

Bonauto cited privacy doctrine, but she based her argument on equal protection, telling the court, "To deny individuals the right to seek personal fulfillment through marriage is, at the most basic level, a denial of the equal citizenship of gay and lesbian people".

In a region with generous benefits, it means the denial of basic services.

"For decades Americans have been deeply concerned about the denial of basic human rights for the Burmese people," Mr. Obama said.

Across the country, deep budget cuts and increased caseloads have created long delays and a denial of basic access to justice.

Stephen Bowen, Amnesty's UK campaign director, said China's economic progress should not "blind" the UK to the denial of basic rights.

I applaud William Safire's consistent condemnation of the Bush administration's denial of basic rights to terror suspects ("Rights of Terror Suspects," column, July 5).