Sentence examples for forcibly denied from inspiring English sources

After being forcibly denied entry to the building, Nayyem ran into Kolomoisky.

And for those refugees who don't form part of that figure, the reality is still bleak; being forcibly denied access to safety in Britain and potentially being locked up indefinitely in a detention center, only to be deported back to the country you were fleeing.

And for those refugees who don't form part of that figure, the reality is still bleak; being forcibly denied access to safety in Britain and potentially being locked up indefinitely in a detention centre, only to be deported back to the country you were fleeing.

She came out to forcibly deny headlines that spoke of "sexual harassment" by Proschwitz – "I wasn't being harassed at any time, I'm only being harassed by the way this has been reported" – but the former Hull City and Brentford pro was nevertheless shown the door.

The tent camps, some housing thousands of refugees, have been an embarrassment for Russia, though officials have denied forcibly resettling Chechens.

And 42 % reported being forcibly removed or denied access to their homes compelling them to flee their villages and suffering related loss of health issues and unhygienic displaced camp conditions.

The former president, and others in his government, have always denied anyone was forcibly sterilised.

How about the Filipinos, brutally denied independence and forcibly incorporated into an American empire as the nineteenth century ended?

He was denied, and after being forcibly deported in 1995, returned to Boston, where he had first lived in 1989.

Yesterday she was denied that dignity when Ed Balls forcibly removed her from her post; she has been suspended on full pay.

The move would lower the cost of entry to new content providers and forcibly provide access where this has been denied previously.