Sentence examples for denied internal from inspiring English sources

As with international migrants, whose rights are frequently denied, internal migrants' rights are often unrecognized [ 1, 18, 86].

Skorupski (forthcoming) explicitly denies the internal reasons thesis, but is evidently denying the narrow reading rather than the wide.

O'Connell denies any internal culture clashes with new employees from Poppe, a possibility given the fierce old rivalry.

Feminist standpoint theorists and proponents of "situated knowledge" such as Donna Haraway (1988), Sandra Harding (1991, 1993) and Alison Wylie (2003) deny the internal coherence of a view from nowhere: all human knowledge is at base human knowledge and is therefore necessarily perspectival.

I also assumed they would deny the internal struggles that come with the job, trying to keep up their tough appearance.

Four years into the Obama administration's vast expansion of the program, members of Congress and the public are still being denied access to internal legal memos, which purportedly serve as the basis of the legal justification for such killings.

"Pakistan has always denied involvement in the internal affairs of Afghanistan," he explained.

Two former executives at the centre of allegations of a cover-up by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) have denied suppressing a critical internal report.

Two former executives at the centre of allegations of a cover-up by the Care Quality Commission have denied suppressing a critical internal report.

What I am denying is not internal reality as does the child, but the external perception that I am so compromised that I no longer can do.

"This feels a little unprocessed," I told writers who shared their tales of date rape and eating disorders, but it was hard to deny that the internal chaos, that fog of confusion, could make for compelling reading, like dispatches from inside a siege.