Sentence examples for deniability that from inspiring English sources

"It's not for us to determine what the donations are used for," said one official, who requested anonymity to discuss administration thinking, describing a plausible deniability that might not be plausible to all.

Back in his days as Nixon's "media adviser" and the GOP's premier political consultant, Ailes actually preferred the freedom and plausible deniability that came with consultant gigs, quite wisely in the case of Nixon.

The consequences are, in an institutional way, the same loss of deniability that has affected citizens in cities like London, where CCTV cameras have squelched crime on the street, and around the world, where the loss of privileged privacy is now affecting everyone tagged in an embarrassing photo on Facebook.

He knows they want two things: 1) "stability" (whatever it means) and 2) plausible deniability (that is if something goes wrong, they can say they did not know about it).

There is no patina of "hearts and minds," and the new strategy makes no effort to practice the subterfuge of "plausible deniability" that has deflected the ire of target countries in the past.

It would give a nation complete deniability: that Chinese satellite that Saddam Hussein has been using doesn't work?

The encrypted nature of the system provides users with "plausible deniability" but that might not be good enough based on new laws in the U.K.

"The Internet is perfect for plausible deniability". Now that the attacks on Estonia's systems have ebbed, Aarelaid is mopping up.

Until Friday, British officials had been careful to give the Kremlin a little room for deniability, saying that Russia had either directed the attack or allowed its chemical weapons to fall into the hands of unspecified rogue actors.

But the impression Buffett wants to convey (while keeping plausible deniability) is that Berkshire just doesn't play macro trends at all, because he's jes-folks, and he just invests in undervalued businesses and he's just a value, buy-and-hold investor, just looking at balance-sheets, not playing the macro environment.

He would ask his aides, "Do we have deniability on that?" California gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman claims deniability on the immigration status of her housekeeper, Nicky Diaz Santillian, who is fighting deportation because she has been an illegal alien in this country for many years.