Sentence examples for denied have from inspiring English sources

Those who have been denied have fewer options.

Civilian casualties, often hushed up or denied, have made NATO a curse in some parts of the country.

The growing numbers of students likely to see their help for college denied have set off a wave of organizing in opposition to the law.

Recently refurbished in a sort of Bauhaus style, and filled with carefully chosen 20th-century art of precisely the kind the Führer would have loathed (and I love), the Nazi associations, while not denied, have been played down.

Those whose Global Entry applications are denied have three ways to appeal: making an appointment to speak with a supervisor at a trusted traveler enrollment center (listed at globalentry.gov), e-mailing the agency's ombudsman ([email protected]) or filing a complaint through the Department of Homeland Security's Traveler Redress Inquiry Program (dhs.gov/trip).gov/trip

He denied have links with al-Qaeda.

Felix denied having a gun.

Ehrenburg denied having said any such thing.

Marshall denied having done anything wrong.

Mr. Montebourg later denied having said that.

They all denied having stolen the money.