Sentence examples for basis on which to deny from inspiring English sources

"Moral disapproval alone," he wrote, in words that could someday help change history, "is an improper basis on which to deny rights to gay men and women".

I think he himself deeply regrets it now, but there's this idea that you can imagine yourself to be an embattled outsider and that that gives you a sort of moral basis on which to deny any attacks on you or your religion.

It was a wonderful basis on which to start".

It is an absurd basis on which to dismiss faith.

Mr Brown's ideas on this are a good basis on which to begin detailed discussions.

It is the latter that provide the basis on which we accept, deny or ignore the issue, reinforced by our innate need to conform to the norm within our social group.

In turn, Taiwan has threatened to invoke the so-called exclusion clause, which allows a member to deny trading rights to another member on the basis of national security concerns.

Six years earlier, Farron actually voted against the 2007 Equality Act (Sexual Orientation) Regulations, which made it illegal to deny people goods, services or education on the basis of their sexual orientation.

While the Republican Party's efforts in Ohio to disenfranchise voters on the basis of mailing address irregularities are deplorable, one does have to wonder whether it is simply following the lead of the Democratic Party, which used similar tactics to deny petitioners' right to put Ralph Nader on the ballot in Ohio and other states.

He gave a speech in which he said that landlords should be able to deny housing on the basis of a person's skin color.

And some insurers have been known to deny claims on that basis.