Sentence examples for denied to one from inspiring English sources

To overcome that competition, a common incident of ownership -- the privilege of sale in convenient receptacles -- is denied to one who has bought in interstate commerce.

"The forgiveness of God cannot be denied to one who has repented," the pontiff wrote in an extraordinary letter that was released by the Vatican on Tuesday.

It should be noted that the principle that a license or status may be denied to one who refuses, under the shelter of the constitutional privilege, to disclose information pertinent to that status or privilege, has been adopted in a variety of situations by statute.

The freedom to maintain silence -- except with respect to a crime, and even then, if the information would incriminate the speaker -- is essential to every one of us, and if we allow that freedom to be denied to one, it can be denied to all.

In this case... justice is denied to one of the victims and that is not acceptable," Cadman told Denver Post TV.

"The forgiveness of God cannot be denied to one who has repented, especially when that person approaches the Sacrament of Confession with a sincere heart," Pope Francis wrote in a letter to the Vatican, adding he's spoken to many women who "bear in their heart the scar of this agonizing and painful decision".

The tokens of intention set down in this opinion have a force in combination that is denied to any one of them alone.

The basic ability to read is a right that should be denied to no one, and the pleasures found in books and libraries should be available to all.

The day before Sept. 11, he declared that "every dollar squandered on waste is one denied to the war fighter".

But one thing denied to him as a celebrity is a quiet disposition under a radar screen.

Fifteen patients were studied with AVS and 3 patients were excluded (two denied to be studied further and one was excluded due to age).