Sentence examples for denying aid from inspiring English sources

By creating uncertainty and denying aid to some, the critics say, the policies will discourage adoptions of some of society's forsaken children.

A spokesman for General McCaffrey, Robert Weiner, said today that denying aid to the military on the basis of its past performance would ensure defeat.

She said the department came up with arbitrary reasons for denying aid reimbursement, including problems with the way students were coded in the school's system.

Wow! Cardinal Roger Mahoney puts the separation of church and state issue right out there by stating, "Denying aid to a fellow human being violates a law with higher authority than Congress -- the law of God".

But fairly or not, Arizona's image has been forged in part because of Ms. Brewer herself, who has been identified with the tough law aimed at illegal immigrants, budget cuts that include denying aid to people who need life-saving transplants and laws permitting people to take concealed guns into bars and banning the teaching of ethnic studies in public schools.

If extending tax breaks to millionaires means denying aid to the middle class, their firms will suffer.

In many cases, they will eventually have to deny aid to eligible needy families.

The Post reported today that Bolivia and Ecuador would now be denied aid after both countries opposed the accord.

In 1484 Columbus began seeking support for an Atlantic crossing from King John II of Portugal but was denied aid.

No institution denied aid under the Blaine Amendment would find its position any more tenable without the Blaine Amendment.

He has denied aid organizations' repeated reports that their workers are being intimidated and impeded from reaching Darfur.