Sentence examples for denied exercise from inspiring English sources

He spent three weeks in isolation in the heat, sleeping on the concrete, denied exercise and communication, except for conversations with the chaplain.

Aides to Mr. Sarkozy have denied exercising undue political influence over the bid for Le Monde.

When its members were denied their exercise of this "right," they turned crazy and violent.

Western novels about women whose lives are denied free exercise of will — Anna Karenina Emma Bovaryy; Lily Bart in "The House of Mirth"; Florence Dowell in "The Good Soldier Edna Pontellierer in "The Awakening" — have often charted a progression of cause and effect that makes comprehensible, even inevitable, a woman's final, metaphorical flight to the river.

Girls may be made to do school maintenance tasks at the expense of learning, denied physical exercise, and may endure sexual and emotional harassment.

As additional punishment, prison officials can deny food, exercise, bedding or showers.

In his dissents, as in his opinions, Stewart sought to define rather than deny the exercise of governmental powers.

It is ironic that while the mayor is proudly touting the health benefits of his proposed ban, he is denying kids exercise opportunities by cutting after-school recreation programs.

Russian cosmonaut Gennady Padalka is complaining that American astronauts on the International Space Station have denied him use of their exercise bike, and that he is now required to eat "national rations" and even use a "national toilet".

British officials denied that the exercise was related to preparations for military action against Iraq.

Back home, Saudi women were, and are still, denied access to exercise, along with every other freedom, a condition that does not bother the Foreign Office, since, like so much female subjugation around the globe, it simply "reflects widely held conservative social values".