Sentence examples for be denied from from inspiring English sources

But it is hard to see how reform can be denied from now on.

Employees who are in "contracted out" schemes of this type now receive a national insurance rebate of 1.4 per cent, which they will be denied from April 2016.

Goods like positions of prestige that are conferred to individuals who have achieved personhood are limited by their very nature, but given equality of opportunity, no person should be denied from the outset the chance to secure those goods.

As drug testing currently stands, a citizen can be denied from a job, or considered worthy of a DUI, for testing positive for marijuana metabolites.

Martial was denied from close range by Dante after Depay had lifted a ball through to him.

The U.S. was also unlucky twice late in the match when Bradley was denied from close range and Onyewu's header rebounded off the crossbar.

It was a long kick ahead, and the chasing Traille was denied from gathering it for a simple score only by an unfortunate bounce of the ball.

PSG captain Thiago Silva, who conceded the spot-kick for handball, was denied from a corner by Thibaut Courtois but then netted with a header moments later to make it 2-2 on the night and send the visitors through.

Gonzalo Higuaín might be back among the goals, but now his position as Napoli's first-choice penalty-taker is coming under question after he was denied from the spot for the second time this season.

But Kavanagh will surely take him to task for the prosecution under his watch of fellow Sun journalists over payments to public officials, several of whom were denied from offering public interest defences at trial.

Rather, he said, the troupe's art tries to face the reality of obesity while giving larger people a chance to express themselves through dance, a chance they are denied from childhood in most dance classes.