Sentence examples for be denied because of from inspiring English sources
"Justice may be denied because of a locked phone or an encrypted hard drive," said Comey.
Three of my students decided to work harder when they realized that access to their dreams of becoming English professors could be denied because of their race.
Such policies are counterproductive because the very things necessary to turn an ex-offender's life around, like employment and education, can be denied because of a prior conviction.
But environmentalists complained that the new rules essentially say that no mine can be denied because of its effect on the environment.
A member of the Marshals Service submitted to the court a declaration saying that the agency had advised the G.S.A. that the permit should be denied because of such issues and identifying the courthouse as a terrorism target.
"People who have been shut out of the market for years will soon be able to get good insurance, cannot be denied because of pre-existing conditions and can get financial assistance to afford it," she said.
He said Mrs. Hamman was denied "because of slightly elevated blood pressure, which was easily controlled by inexpensive medication".
Sueselbeck applied for a German visa for Laude in the summer of 2013, but her application was denied "because of the prejudices the German embassy had against her," he said.
My application was denied because of an owner-occupancy issue.
Parole was denied because of his "poor community release history".
When he applied to the state for a pension, it was denied because of his past.
