Sentence examples for denied along from inspiring English sources

I compiled some of the most common reasons that claims are denied, along with aspects of the coverage that policyholders and their loved ones seem to find most confusing.

"The files of the political police will never, never, never again be hidden in a basement, their existence denied along with the terrible chapters of our recent past," said the interior secretary, Santiago Creel.

The worst thing we could do is point at the wrong target because it will make those who commit this horror believe that they could get away with anything they do and that day will be the day where our freedom as human beings will be denied along with all the things that are good and just and American".

He denied, along with many of his contemporaries, that there are eternal truths independent of the existence of God.

When the groups' call for an environmental assessment was denied, along with its request for disclosure of the financial arrangements of the agreement, they teamed up with a regional organization called the Alliance for the Wild Rockies to file a lawsuit against the Department of Interior and its National Park Service.

We become less relevant internationally by the day as we pull father away from the rest of the world on everything from global warming, which Republicans largely deny along with evolution.

The key lyric - "I am human and I need to be loved/Just like everybody else does" – is sung as an aggressive demand for a right too long denied, roared along with by the crowd.

The case against Mr. Gupta, however, is more questionable because he did not trade and denies passing along confidential information to Mr. Rajaratnam, who is unlikely to cooperate in a case against his friend.

They are being denied bonuses, along with Wheatley and the director of markets, David Lawton.

The minority continue to be ghettoised, systematically denied aid along with the right to travel or marry freely and may be edging toward what some commentators are openly beginning to call genocide.

She said that in preparing to send the welcoming letter to the 1,128 students Cornell had admitted in December, a clerical staff member entered the wrong data to download the names, and included the names of students who had been denied admission along with those who had been accepted.