Sentence examples for denial of certain from inspiring English sources

In some countries the practice has been attacked as a denial of certain fundamental rights of the accused.

On board the invasion ship heading for Provence in August 1944, there's a near mutiny over the denial of certain food, most specifically tomatoes, to Africans.

"The incredible testimony proffered by both its expert and fact witnesses, the debacle with its video presentations, and its bald-faced denial of certain fundamental facts have discredited the company to such an extent that one must wonder if the judge truly believes anything it says".

Yet the denial of certain diseases persists.

Editorial bias also is seen in the systematic underplaying (or outright denial) of certain discomforting realities.

If I lived in... any totalitarian country, maybe I could understand the denial of certain basic First Amendment privileges, because they hadn't committed themselves to that over there.

Penetration tests demonstrate that the device is robust to attack, except for certain denial-of-service attacks.

North Korea's recurrent food crises compounded by the government's reported practice of political persecution, including the denial of food to certain groups of people for political reasons have caused many people to escape to China.

In more analytically luxuriant times, political scientists debated some of the very questions raised by Coburn in much the same way that, before the denial of climate change, certain philosophers of science argued that all science is interpretation.

(The law is aimed at preventing untouchability, which includes denial of access to certain places to an S.C. or S.T. person; preventing him or her from getting water from any spring, reservoir or any other source; or making a comment in order to insult or intimidate with intent to humiliate a S.C. or S.T. person in any place within public view).

There is a certain denial of reality in such behavior.