Sentence examples for cause for denying from inspiring English sources

Pregnancy has been reported to be the most common cause for denying medical clearance for N95-mask use in a non-medical setting but the specific adverse effects of the respirator itself have not been documented [ 18].

But Sergei Aksenov, Crimean prime minister since February 27 when pro-Russian politicians seized the regional parliament, backed up Moscow's claims that there is no cause for concern, denying that there are problems with the security situation in the region.

Where the factual scenario involves a plaintiff's contractual right to use property damaged by a tortfeasor, courts have invoked the Restatement of Torts as a basis for denying causes of action limited to economic damages.

African American law professor Derrick Bell took a two-year leave of absence to protest the program's hiring policies, students held frequent demonstrations over the same cause and the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination had filed a probable cause finding against the school for denying tenure to Clare Dalton, a liberal instructor.

President Mbeki has become notorious for denying that Aids is caused by a virus.

The publication was also criticized for denying the influence of the "root causes" of crime – maternal deprivation, subculture, relative deprivation and anomie – that criminologists had so patiently documented over the years.

Often deadlocked 3-3 — evenly split among representatives of management and labor — that board has been criticized for denying the claims of players asserting cognitive decline caused by football.

An earlier leak of their findings said they had concluded that CBS board members were justified to fire Moonves for cause — denying him any severance pay.

The Farm Credit Administration for good cause may deny the charter applied for.

Cigna says that the reduction was not caused by simply denying claims for opioids, but by its staff physicians carefully reaching out to doctors to make sure they understood how their prescribing behavior compared to the recommendations of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the behavior of other prescribers.

Rideau's counsel had requested that these jurors be excused for cause, having exhausted all of their peremptory challenges, but these challenges for cause had been denied by the trial judge.