Sentence examples for fairly denied from inspiring English sources

His core strategy is to win the $12.6 million and use it as a credential with which he could not be fairly denied entry into the real prize for him, next fall's televised debates.

But if you back Christian schools, you cannot, fairly, deny Muslims.

Not only are millions of women not paid fairly and denied the right to earn paid sick days and family leave, they also lack available, affordable, quality child care.

The Bundesbank press office has denied it fairly robustly.

So she takes it to the bank, only to have her request denied on fairly reasonable grounds: "I'm sorry, Mrs Thornton, but it's against bank policy to extend a loan for an exorcism".

The Japanese bank said it had acted fairly and reasonably while a spokesman denied it had acted unethically.

Sessions (echoing Aristotle) stated the problem fairly: No one denies that music arouses emotions, nor do most people deny that the values of music are both qualitatively and quantitatively connected with the emotions it arouses.

To apply that lesson to politics, it means that even if Obama actually were a Kenyan Muslim Socialist, it would still be better to elect him as president fairly than to deny him victory by cheating.

In staying Carmody's orders in a business contracts dispute, appeal court justice John Muir noted there was "a fairly arguable case" Carmody had denied natural justice and erred in law by failing to give adequate reasons for his decision.

(Joyce, a fairly consistent denier, himself suggested maybe climate change was a thing in a recent profile).

Because same-sex marriage is allowed in only two states, Massachusetts and Connecticut, the number of spouses who are denied such benefits is fairly small.