Sentence examples for denied about from inspiring English sources

For the last school year, ACT Inc. initially denied about 25 percent of applications for accommodations.

In 2007, 89,683 applications for naturalization were denied, about 12percentt of those presented.

The commission also handled 4,000 to 5,000 residential cases, compared with 3,000 to 4,000 the previous year, and denied about 70percentt of them.

Investors also remained susceptible to any hints of corporate accounting problems, and the market wobbled on rumors, later denied, about the accounting practices of General Motors.

When he had "body factories" in China and Kyrgyzstan producing new exhibits – having been driven out of Germany by the controversy in the West – Gunther faced allegations, always denied, about the provenance of the bodies.

It also assumes that Hillary Clinton knew about what her husband allegedly did to Broaddrick, something she has denied about his womanizing generally until he confessed to his affair with Monica Lewinsky.

Of course, this makes Mandelson's claim (which the Tories deny) about a "deal" of some kind between Cameron and Murdoch all the more plausible.

One may wonder what he means to deny about these domains that is not also applicable to the rest of our seemingly contentful judgments (Rosen 1998).

Mr Cable admits knowing about some of the polling, but denied knowing about ones in Mr Clegg's own constituency.

Meanwhile there was another positive note on the UK banking sector, this time from of all people Societe Generale, ironic in the light of the rumours earlier this week - roundly denied - about the French bank's financial health.

Benn denied stories about his "wealth".