Sentence examples for denied if from inspiring English sources

But patients' access to treatment will not be denied if they do not meet their responsibilities.

"Justice will be denied if they are not given death sentences for their heinous crimes," judge Obaidul Hassan told the crowded tribunal, according to Reuters.

"However that opportunity would be denied if the DfT follows through with its determination to rush through the process before Parliament returns next week.

Deals can be delayed or even denied if lenders calculate a square footage different from the one listed, which can lower the appraised value.

Mr. Cicero, he wrote, made Wal-Mart de Mexico's executives think they would "run the risk of having permits denied if the gestores were not used".

It used to be that when people applied for credit, their creditworthiness was checked, and credit was denied if the applicant was already too deeply indebted.

Meryl Streep is not to be denied; if "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" had attracted more enthusiasm, Rooney Mara would have given her a run for it.

Sometimes, though, there's something about a song that can't be denied: if it wants to sound like a power ballad, it will do.

Even so, asylum can still be denied if circumstances in the country have changed or the applicant can reasonably relocate in the country.

The Russian Border Service would not confirm or deny if Mr Yanukovych had entered the country.

The UN conducts such investigations "confidentially" and will not confirm or deny if they are currently investigating the UK.