Sentence examples for denying service from inspiring English sources

The administration later advised the city to abolish its policy of denying service.

Must be a slow news day if denying service to a super rude customer gets this much attention The Independent has contacted a representative for Musk for comment.

To the north, another Red Hen restaurant in Swedesboro, N.J., was lambasted for denying service to someone who never ate there.

An indictment unsealed last month in San Jose, Calif., where PayPal is situated, said that 14 Anonymous members used an open source computer program to bombard PayPal computers with messages, thus denying service to legitimate users.

Teenage hackers, the government, foreign terrorists and the owners of the Web sites themselves are mentioned repeatedly as having ideological or economic motives for overwhelming various sites with traffic, thus denying service to millions trying to use them.

The state for much of the year has saved power by denying service, on occasion, to utility customers who volunteered for favorable rates in exchange for having their power shut in emergencies.

In many places, that means denying services to children who are entitled to care under federal guidelines.

A prisoner advocacy group filed a lawsuit in federal court accusing Cook County of denying services to mentally ill inmates.

Health care conservatives favor the free-market approach of denying services to those who cannot afford them.

"Advocates Say Managed-Care Plans Shun the Most Disabled Medicaid Users" (front page, May 1) unfairly suggests that managed long-term care plans are inappropriately denying services.

The proposed measure, however, expands the role of religion in potentially denying services "in a really damaging way," Perkins said.