Why engage with our detractors if we can just deny their expertise?
The film will not cheer you up, but there is no denying the expertise with which it invites you to join the club of the cheerless.
Nor can it be denied that expertise, rooted in codified and accumulating knowledge, is at the heart of professional education, perhaps the main task of the 21st-century university.
The truth is that we can, and must, rely on scientists to provide us with information about the nature and extent of the problem, and denying their expertise is a sure path to tragedy.
When opponents quoted the Imam on a particular subject, some Muslim adolescents vehemently denied the expertise of the Imam.
Telling him he could not review products for which he has written a manual would, as McBride said, deny readers his expertise.
Such a process does not deny the clinician's expertise nor detract from his or her duty to provide the best care for the patient, but it does allow for insights that the carer has to be incorporated into the plan for care [ 39, 40].
Thus, the European possessed not only an expertise denied to the Indians but also a spirit of confidence, a tenacity, and a will to win that was rare in the Indian forces of the time.
We suspect depleted uranium, which was used by the Americans and British in the Gulf War right across the southern battlefields". Under economic sanctions imposed by the United Nations Security Council almost 10 years ago, Iraq is denied equipment and expertise to clean up its contaminated battle-fields, as Kuwait was cleaned up.
The proposal would apparently deny veterans anything like the VA's recognized expertise in veterans' special injuries.
