Sentence examples for denied choice from inspiring English sources

Borrowers have been denied choice.

We urge our patients to exercise choice throughout their lives, yet the law dictates that they are denied choice at a time when they want it most.

The vast majority of those participating in the health insurance system would still be denied choice beyond those plans — often just one — offered by their employer.

"In most cases, you don't know who is collecting the information, you don't know what predictions they have made about you, or the potential for being denied choice or paying too much".

"Farmers are also consumers but right now that market is not functioning and they are being denied choice.

I did find out later that you could have the stomach muscles used etc which I probably would have gone for…..I would rather have had my own body parts rather than plastic.' (Vicky, aged 50, Immediate LDBR) Professionals also described episodes where women were effectively denied choice and 'told' what form of reconstruction they would have.

Look, folks, and all you seniors out there, have you been denied choices?

Cable companies can persuasively argue that consumers are being denied choices, since thirty channels don't offer the almost unlimited options provided by cable channels.

Cameron's response is to accuse me of wanting to deny choice to parents.

Together those claims add up to denying choice about the kind of person you wish to be.

And Fred Thompson claims that the Clinton plan denies choice — which it actually offers in abundance — and relies on "punishment" instead.