Sentence examples for denied authorization from inspiring English sources
Among those were stipulations that any club can be denied authorization if it advocated or approved of sexual activity outside marriage or violated state laws regarding sex education.
A similar case was reported by Chavarri-Guerra and Soto-Perez-de-Celis (2015) where a breast cancer patient treated with Capecitabine was denied authorization to perform a banking transaction due to loss of fingerprints.
Like disabled people as a group, women as a group have been dismissed and displaced, condemned for not complying with biological or social paradigms and therefore denied authorization for the ways of knowing that inform their experiences.
They stopped production of the card, however, after Wagner denied authorization.
Strikes can be held, but only with advance permission, and the authorities can deny authorization on the vague pretense of protecting state security.
In a statement Tuesday, MasterCard said the vast majority of its cards deny authorization for Internet gambling.
By obscuring a key fact in "With U.S. Leave, Companies Skirt Iran Sanctions" (front page, Dec. 24) — that the Treasury Department had no discretion to deny authorizations in the large majority of cases reviewed by the article — you assign Treasury authority it simply does not have.
Patients were prospectively identified with septic shock who did not have ALI at the outset, excluding those who denied research authorization.
This project originated in 1994, when the writer Lyle Leverich was seeking to publish "Tom," the first volume of a planned two-part Tennessee Williams biography, and the self-aggrandizing executor of Williams's estate, Lady Maria St. Just (the inspiration for Maggie in "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof), was attempting to deny him authorization.
This was the fourth time they had denied me this authorization.
Lawson admitted to using drugs but denied giving the assistants authorization to use the family's personal credit cards to make extravagant purchases.
