From denying to downplaying Enter economist Richard Tol.
On Thursday she found herself denying to reporters that the crisis had brought her to tears.
If so, can Israel be Jewish without denying to non-Jews there what Jews have in those democracies?
Banning soft money denies parties the rights that we would not think of denying to other organizations.
At worst it was a deliberate provocation, denying to the Palestinians all pretence of US even-handedness.
If those persons received food stamps, they would be denying to the truly needy some of the limited benefits Congress has chosen to make available.
I had spent all summer denying to myself that Sami was hiding something from me, never questioning my role as his accomplice.
REFLECTIONS about Richard Helms, former CIA director, falsely denying to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the CIA had been involved in Chile's domestic politics.
As a result, they embarrassed senior United Nations officials, who as recently as two months ago were denying to Israel that the tape even existed.
Despite denying to the Guardian back in March that he fancied becoming chancellor, Mandelson was already busy talking to key movers and shakers in Manchester to corral support.
Rinder is shown standing in the doorway of Scientology's shop in London's Tottenham Court Road in 2007, denying to me that he had ever been beaten by Miscavige.
