Sentence examples for denied undertaking from inspiring English sources

Johnson & Johnson, a major advertiser on USA, said yesterday that it had expressed concerns about the film to network executives, but it denied undertaking any further intervention.

Cambridge Analytica has also denied undertaking a project with Kogan's company that used Twitter data.

Beijing has always officially denied undertaking such electronic espionage.

He denied that the NSA undertook such activities without political approval.

The intelligence agency fervently denied the accusation and undertook the internal investigation to try to restore its image.

Respondents described a number of circumstances in which they felt they were denied the opportunity to undertake activities that were needed to effectively manage their diabetes.

While most politicians simply make their detailed tax returns public, Mr. Bloomberg, who has laid the groundwork for an independent presidential run that he has denied an interest in undertaking, has shown his edited returns since he started running for office.

Mr. Bloomberg has long coyly denied rumors that he would undertake an independent bid, even as some of his aides have laid the groundwork for one.

Claimants who have "symptoms without diseases", or mental health conditions, and who cannot demonstrate that their illness has an "objective medical pathology" will be most at risk of being denied benefits or forced to undertake inappropriate work activity.

Meanwhile, party officials denied reports that the reshuffle undertaken on Wednesday had been prompted by the possibility that he was about to receive a letter from backbenchers calling on him to stand down.

Webster's first application for parole in February 2004 was denied as he had not yet undertaken work release.