In the past you have said Iran should be denied not only nuclear weapons but the right to enrich uranium for civilian uses, a deal-killer.
It's the ultimate coercion: to be denied not only your own will, but even the capacity to show that you have a will.
The man he sees, Esterhazy, denies not only the violence against his wife but even that he is who the police say he is.
Ms. Wang's lawyers said that by treating her and others as interns rather than regular employees, they were denied not only wages, but also Social Security contributions and the right to receive unemployment insurance and workers' compensation.
Mr. Doig laughingly called the suit "spurious" and denied not only having been incarcerated and painting the landscape in question but also making any paintings on canvas before art school.
Frank Chikane, director general of Mr. Mbeki's office, held a news conference on Wednesday in which he denied not only that the president had received the letter, but that it even existed, according to the South African Press Association.
Barely half a century ago it was still thought best for adopted children to be denied not only the details of their biological parentage but sometimes even the fact of their adoption.
But it's even worse, he says: "the Commission now has allowed liability to be denied not only in this matter but also in the Facebook settlement where Facebook simply promised to 'go and sin no more' (unlike Google, Facebook was not previously under order).
Indeed, he denies not only that the logic of everyday statements but even the logic of the statements of scientists, lawyers, historians and bridge-players can in principle be adequately represented by the formulae of formal logic.
