Sentence examples for express denial of from inspiring English sources

At least publicly, he continues to express denial of a Super Bowl hangover.

Update: in his Facebook dissenting opinion (PDF), Rosch says: "I cannot find that either the "reason to believe" or the "in the interest of the public" requirement is satisfied when, as here, there is an express denial of the allegations set forth in the complaint".

Just like with Google's earlier settlement, Commissioner J. Thomas Rosch dissented from the 3-1-1 decision because he questions whether "Facebook's express denial of liability provided 'a reason to believe' that the settlement was 'in the interest of the public' and expressing concern that the final consent order may not unequivocally cover all representations made in the Facebook environment".

Individuals have a distorted body image and, even when emaciated, tend to see themselves as "fat", express denial of being, and compulsively exercise to excess.

Third, our culture needs to shift from doubting the word of a survivor to being seriously critical about the expressed denials of accused felons.

Its reaction expresses a denial of reality that runs right through Tory thinking.

However, he expressed strong denial of his body appearance and insisted he had a normal body shape.

In the future, "express denials will be strongly disfavored," the commissioners said.

Regarding "Ukraine can't have it both ways" (Views, March 29) by John Herbst: A fear expressed in the denial of an association agreement between the European Union and Ukraine is that it could push President Viktor Yanukovich to join a customs union with Russia.

Given that individuals are worldbound, however, the principle is expressed more rigorously (and more generally) in terms of other-worldly duplicates: The second aspect of the principle expresses "the Humean denial of necessary connections" (ibid., 87), that is, the idea that anything can fail to coexist with anything else.

President Clinton, commenting on the case on Sept. 15, got the balance about right in concluding that Dr. Lee had pleaded guilty to "a very serious national security violation," while also expressing concern about the denial of bail as fundamentally offensive to normal legal practice.