Sentence examples for denied class from inspiring English sources

He denied class status to the individuals because he found their proposed leaders could not properly represent the proposed class.

A federal judge in Miami denied class action status to plaintiffs who say they were injured by chromated copper arsenate, a wood preservative.

In February a federal judge in Kentucky denied class status for a suit that blamed the company's marketing campaign for Oxycontin abuse, noting that many of the plaintiffs in the class would be people "who obtained Oxycontin illegally [and] use the drug illegally".

A judge has denied class action status on two lawsuits filed by Chicago Public School parents hoping to block the district's massive shutdown of nearly 50 schools.

Still, a judge denied class action status on the grounds that separate cases would be required, because of different individuals' reliance on fraudulent promises and the emotional harm the discriminatory practices had on them.

A federal judge yesterday denied class-action status to an antitrust lawsuit that accused some of the world's biggest agricultural seed companies of conspiring to fix prices.

CBRL INC., Lebanon, Tenn., owner of 458 Cracker Barrel Old Country Store restaurants, said a federal judge had denied class-action status to African-American customers who claim they were discriminated against at Cracker Barrel restaurants.

The German pharmaceutical maker Bayer surged $1.33, or 6percentto to $23.63 on news that a federal judge had denied class-action status to several thousand lawsuits against the company over its anticholesterol drug Baycol.

[World Business, Section W.] Class Action Denied in Seed Case A federal judge denied class-action status to an antitrust lawsuit that accused some of the world's biggest agricultural seed companies of conspiring to fix prices.

"The timing of this, combined with the fact that all the necessary information had been in plaintiffs' lawyers possession for years and the judge had denied class-action status, seems unusual, if not suspect," said Stephen H. Rovak, a lawyer for Monsanto in the price-fixing case.

Kids will be denied classes that might lead to a lifelong interest like music.