Sentence examples for denied the need from inspiring English sources
The Iraqi government has denied the need for outside intervention.
The Clinton administration at first denied the need for a national missile defense system.
The European Commission president, José Manuel Barroso, says he pushed Mr Rajoy, who had previously denied the need for any deal, into accepting one.
He talked instead about "multi-channel communication" and Vizzavi, his Internet portal, and he denied the need for an American distribution asset.
"President Clinton and Vice President Gore first denied the need for missile defenses, then delayed," Mr. Bush said in a one-paragraph statement.
Though the Holmes report stirred controversy in some quarters — the dean of the College of Education at the University of Cincinnati denounced it as "divisive" and "exclusionary" — almost nobody denied the need for change.
Like Nelson, Gilroy does not deny the need for these tests.
Is talking about procrastination just denying the need for help or instruction?
No one denies the need to shield human subjects from undue risk.
At its worst, MI can be used to deny the need to work at things.
There is no denying the need for justice on the farms where some of America's most exploited workers toil.
