Sentence examples for denied of their from inspiring English sources

Therefore feeling disenfranchised (denied of their right to vote).

Or, in any case, I am very admiring of the strength they have to affirm what they are being denied, of their refusal to accept the demeaning perceptions that attempt to box them into assigned roles, into identities, behaviors that don't fit them.

The programme exposes the plight of these stateless children, denied of their rights to live in a place where they were born, in a place which they considered their home.

Without proof of their existence, many of these children are denied of their rights to go to school, or receive free healthcare and social services to protect them from violence and abuse.

NCMPs do not represent any constituency and are thus denied of opportunities to expand their influence.

Denied control of their assets, landlords let splendid buildings crumble.

The Nazis denied many of their worst atrocities even as they precisely documented them.

Mr. Mzoudi, who remained in Hamburg after the Sept. 11 attacks, has in the past denied knowledge of their plans.

Three of my students decided to work harder when they realized that access to their dreams of becoming English professors could be denied because of their race.

Lesbian, gay and transgender people could be sacked from jobs, arrested for kissing in the street, denied custody of their children and refused service in pubs.

Jewish law requires that the husband agree to divorce, and about 3,400 women a year are denied dissolution of their marriages.