Sentence examples for deniability to from inspiring English sources

Insider trading has always been hard to prove, and this middleman approach makes it even harder — providing plausible deniability to clients.

Elaborate social codes are there to be endlessly manipulated in this way, to give plausible deniability to abusive or power-mongering behaviour.

It was a good opportunity for Netanyahu and the Israeli side to have the deniability -- to say it's an American paper and they could not accept it yet.

Agnew approves of the mission as long as it leaves him plausible deniability to accusations of meddling in South Africa's internal affairs.

After failing to dissuade Bloom from continuing his investigations, she makes the titular call then advises him – through her assistant Frances, to add another level of deniability – to conduct his enquiries on the quiet.

But having contrived Richard's abdication and imprisonment, and having had himself crowned as King Henry IV, he moves with cunning vagueness — the vagueness that confers what politicians call "deniability" — to take the essential last step.

This decision was made verbally to give officials "plausible deniability," according to an email exchange that was released as part of a Freedom of Information Act request by a coalition of anti-Secure Communities groups.

Given the ties that bind Rendell to Range, though, the words "plausible deniability" come to mind.

While there was "almost daily sharing of raw intelligence data", writes Alpher, mainly concerning Nasser's Egypt or the Soviet Union, both Turkey and Iran kept a distance, a kind of plausible deniability, especially to defray Arab fears.

Of course our president claims he knew nothing about this whitewash, and he may be speaking the truth, since plausible deniability seems to be the defining leadership style of our commander in chief.

"This is incredibly embarrassing to talk about, but over an extended period of time, I developed an emotional relationship with a woman I met online," he said in the statement, later adding, "To realize I was the victim of what was apparently someone's sick joke and constant lies was, and is, painful and humiliating". Yet the surrounding facts make this deniability hard to believe.