Sentence examples for denied expressing from inspiring English sources

She has emphatically denied expressing a preference for David Cameron.

The administration has, to the committee leadership's frustration, studiously denied expressing any opinion on the bill, which panel members read as opposition.

Ms Sturgeon, who has pledged to "lock out" the Conservatives after the election by working with other parties including Labour, has emphatically denied expressing a preference for Mr Cameron.

In 2000, with the commodity futures markets acts that went into effect, the SEC and the CFTC were denied express authority over many of these synthetic and derivative securities.

In an e-mail conversation with Science Careers, however, Stephan denied ever expressing that view.

Ms. Quinn, in the interview, said the slush fund scandal "was not a critical issue for me" in her decision, and she denied having expressed fear of what Mr. Bloomberg might do to her. "I was not concerned about the repercussions with the mayor," she said.

In his statement after protesters breached the walls of the United States Embassy last Tuesday, the spiritual leader of the Egypt's mainstream Islamist group, the Muslim Brotherhood, declared that "the West" had imposed laws against "those who deny or express dissident views on the Holocaust or question the number of Jews killed by Hitler, a topic which is purely historical, not a sacred doctrine".

Care home residents and spouses spoke in ways that either denied their sexuality, expressed nostalgia for something they considered as belonging in the past, or spoke of openness to sex and intimacy given the right opportunity and conditions.

Xu Lejiang, chairman of Baosteel, China's biggest steel manufacturer, denied he had expressed interest in launching a rival bid to take over the world's No. 3 mining firm.

Einstein once wrote: I do not believe in a personal God and I have never denied this but expressed it clearly.

Though Baca said he accepts responsibility, he flatly denied any institutional problem, expressing confidence in "99.9%" of his employees.