Sentence examples for denial of information from inspiring English sources

Flynn said: "This denial of information by government is a sinful waste of public money.

Appealing The Met must explain clearly why information is being withheld, so you can challenge any denial of information by lodging an appeal, and asking the department to reconsider the decision.

IN a reare legal challenge to a town's denial of information sought under the state's Freedom of Information Law, State Assemblyman Steve Levy of Holbrook has persuaded a judge to compel Islip to disclose the names of property owners who hold veterans tax exemptions.

Challenges to denials of information in Islip and elswhere are unusual, he said, because of court costs and the amount of time such challenges take.

The study sought to examine reasons for denial of legal abortion, options considered after denial, sources of information about illegal abortion, experiences seeking illegal abortion, abortion complications experienced, and post-abortion care seeking.

In addition, critics of the approach argue that mandated use of filtering software on public computers like libraries may result in denial of vital information to poorer sections of the society who do not have independent access to the Internet, thereby curbing intellectual freedom and creating inequity in access to information.

Several demonstrate precisely the same features as Mid Staffordshire, including long incubation periods during which warning signs were discounted, poor management systems, failure to respond to patient concerns, cultures of secrecy and protectionism, fragmentation of knowledge about problems and responsibility for addressing them, and cultures of denial of uncomfortable information.

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is under fire for his office's denial of Freedom of Information Act requests, with critics in the local and national press and blogs taking the mayor to task for shielding public records from public view.

The board furnished a list of 10 duties assigned by the chairman, mainly membership on various committees and things like deciding appeals from denials of Freedom of Information requests and assisting with leases for hearing sites.

He did not respond to questions about the denial of CIR's information request or whether the agency has plans to release the Police Executive Research Forum report.

"A denial of the provision of information that could enable a proper adversarial hearing in my view would amount to a denial of the opportunity to contest," Judge Harvey wrote.