Sentence examples for denied legitimate from inspiring English sources
He expects to have his terms of reference approved by the Coalition partyroom so that a senate economics committee could continue to investigate the life insurance industry after allegations that CommInsure denied legitimate claims from sick and dying customers.
Life insurance claims have attracted greater scrutiny after allegations that CommInsure routinely denied legitimate claims from sick and dying customers, including through using an outdated definition of heart attacks, for which it admitted fault.
Some veterans advocates say the problem is just the opposite: Large numbers of soldiers are troubled by combat stress but are ostracized if they seek help and are sometimes denied legitimate benefits as a result of the military's cost-cutting mentality.
"This statute does not deny legitimate access to anybody," said Florida Solicitor General Tom Warner.
Not for workers about to retire; that would be denying legitimate expectations.
Mr Advani said it was the result of a climate in which "maligning the Hindu faith, hurting Hindu sentiments and denying legitimate Hindu interests have been made the criteria of secularism".
Their Open FOIA Act, which became law last fall, was aimed at fixing another problem: the use of overly broad interpretations of the act's exemptions to deny legitimate requests.
In 2012, United States Representative Elijah Cummings, Democrat of Maryland, wrote a letter to Catherine Engelbrecht, True the Vote's president, warning that the group's efforts "could amount to a criminal conspiracy to deny legitimate voters their constitutional rights".
Recent bank scandals include the Commonwealth Bank financial planning scandal, allegations CommInsure may be routinely denying legitimate claims from sick and dying customers and an Australian Securities and Investment Commission (Asic) suit against Westpac for alleged rate rigging.
The plaintiffs' lawyers hope to obtain documents and testimony from the insurers supporting their claim that the companies' procedures and computer systems are designed to delay or deny legitimate payments to physicians.
In theory, that should discourage customers from making iffy claims and the company from denying legitimate ones.
