Sentence examples for continuously deny from inspiring English sources

However, principally, human rights observance presents two components; the indelible rights which are more permanent and hard to continuously deny, for example the right to life and the provisional rights which are transitory or short-lived, for example the right to access electoral or public information [ 47, 1, 48, 49].

Sampaio has continuously denied any involvement.

She even helped, by continuously denying, ever so 'vehemently,' any allegations that they had been or ever were lovers".

Hamid's father also continuously denied that his son attended a terrorist camp and changed his story only after the F.B.I. played him the tape of Hamid's "confession".

Several paid terms later she had to withdraw her standing because she was continuously denied a travel permit to the West Bank by the Israeli government, for "security reasons".

Based on its power over the media and economy, it has continuously denied legitimacy to the government, notwithstanding the fact that Mr Chávez, his policies and supporters have won nine successive elections in the past six years.

Soon after, he was accused of ordering the death - which he has continuously denied.

She also continuously denied blame for the GOP'S defeat.

The couple has continuously denied reports that Shelton has cheated.

Since then, there has been plenty of back and forth from both parties, with Gottwald continuously denying the allegations against him.

Several conflicting reports of discharge dates arose, as well as claims of Rajinikanth's health deteriorating, which were continuously denied by Latha Rajinikanth.