Sentence examples for denied around from inspiring English sources
The OCC appears to be taking a view similar to the Federal Reserve's processing policy for applicants with supervisory issues, and Capital One expected its application to be withdrawn or denied around the end of January.
One British couple featured on Pension Justice, Geoff and Doris Dancer, who live in Ottawa, Canada, reckon that between them they have been denied around £40,000 of pension over the past 20 years.
Helen Weir, the former head of retail banking, who has recently been named as finance director at John Lewis, Truett Tate, former head of corporate banking, and Archie Kane, the former insurance boss, have each been denied around £1.5m.
The series began with a tip regarding D'ashon Morris a young foster child who had been denied around-the-clock nursing care and suffered brain damage along with complaints from dozens of parents who said private Medicaid contractors were endangering their sick and disabled children.
Like Avon, Robbie is slippery and almost too slick to get caught the mayor denied driving around with weed in his pocket in Miami until it was proved that he did it.
And yet, Robbie and Avon share the same mantra of: deny, deny, deny… We know that's what Robbie is all about, since he denied driving around with weed in his pocket in Miami until it was proved that he did it.
Some evidence suggests that receipt of immunisation invitation letters will be forgotten or denied by around 50% of parents [26], therefore our data may underestimate the number of parents who received invitations and thus overestimate the effect of invitation receipt on MMR uptake.
He has also denied receiving around £2.1m in bribes.
Those unproven allegations, which Trump denied, traveled around social media in a matter of minutes and changed the tenor of the press conference, Trump's first since the election.
Yet access to good quality learning is still denied to millions around the world, particularly in developing countries where teaching standards and education facilities are often poor.
Forsey said Sports Direct had produced "excellent results" in a tough market and denied that publicity around the group's treatment of staff had affected sales or relationships with suppliers.
