Sentence examples for denied time off from inspiring English sources

When Ms. Radermacher was told by her employer that she would be denied time off from her job for the trip, she said, she quit in frustration.

Women like Carmelita Alonzo, who sewed clothes for the Gap and Liz Claiborne, had a two-hour commute home, and died after being denied time off for pneumonia, a common illness in these factories.

As the street battles intensify and Dale is denied time off, his rage and frustration drive him to pursue Jay Martin Hendersonn), one of the movie's three representative demonstrators, into a church where he beats him to a pulp.

And many women, who comprise 88% of the plant's workers, said they were denied time off for doctors' appointments.

Domestic workers in Guatemala are routinely denied the time off, sick leave, and full social security that other workers get.

Being denied paid time off means that parents are sometimes forced to choose between a paycheck and taking care of themselves and their children.

On a recent panel, a restaurant worker explained how difficult it was to be denied precious time off during her mother's final days of life.

Another prosecution witness, they argued, lied about the date of his father's death to make the company seem more heartless in denying him time off work.

It's all about denying time.

The authority denied him the time off, according to the complaint, even though a doctor for the agency had examined him and had determined that he was not fit for work because of his knee.

The Times recently reported that Artest's team had denied his request for time off to promote the imminent release of the CD he had produced.