Sentence examples for considering denying from inspiring English sources

Enhancing Mr. Evans's role is one reason Mr. Bush is considering denying cabinet status to the trade representative.

And if they are considering denying someone a job based on a check, she said, "they have to notify the applicant".

The lawmakers are also considering denying financing for 700 miles of fencing along the border with Mexico, a law championed by Republicans that passed with significant Democratic support.

So serious are these concerns that the officials are considering denying even a single overnight shelter stay to families who have been evaluated repeatedly and told to return to the homes of relatives or friends.

Later, Mr. Blair's spokesman said London was not considering denying citizens of new European Union members the right to work, but was examining ways to tighten controls of the welfare system through which immigrants gain access to income-related benefits.

He said Hawaiian officials told him that were considering denying the request, which Bennett complained should not have happened to an Arizona state government official.

Some states have considered denying educational benefits to third children.

Asked if she considered denying Heath permission to talk to Arkansas, Cartwright sighed.

Amadeo considers denying it, then considers pushing the old man into the dirt, grinding the lumpy skull beneath his heel.

Rowan said he never considered denying the charge, because it would be "pointless" and "I don't actually like to lie to someone".

But human rights groups say the authorities initially considered denying license renewals for numerous lawyers, only to relent in the cases other than those of Mr. Teng and Mr. Jiang.