Sentence examples for denied residence from inspiring English sources

The suggestion that Jews, or any other ethnic group, would be denied residence in an American city would instantly be condemned as racist.

Applicants have to take the test in Denmark and are denied residence if they fail.

In February 2007, Raël, who wanted to start commercial activities with Swiss vintners, was denied residence in the Swiss Canton Valais, in part because he was feared to be endangering public values by promoting the concept of sexual liberty and the education of children on how to obtain sexual pleasure.

The other gives mayors the power to deny residence to EU citizens who cannot show they have adequate earnings and decent housing.

Building permits for Arabs are routinely denied and residence permits withdrawn.

The majority of the majority, responding to what's called its "base," wants to seal the border and deny permanent residence — which they say would amount to "amnesty" — to the uncounted millions of "illegals" already in the country; estimates run from 8 million to 11 million to more than 20 million (roughly half of whom happen not to have crossed the border on foot but simply overstayed visas).

He denied that Gbagbo's residence had been attacked: "The president of the republic is at work; he continues to watch over Ivory Coast".

Witnesses reported seeing French tanks in the streets of Abidjan, but while the French military confirmed that fighting was under way around Gbagbo's residence, it denied its troops were involved.

Last week I was denied access to the residences in their not-quite-finished form, so all I know is that there are 37 of them, they are called Montana Plein Sud, and they open today.

It also should negate any justification by the United States government to deport and deny rights of residence to people of Salvadoran origin.

She said that if an immigrant's application for legal residence was ultimately denied, ICE could reinstate the deportation.