Sentence examples similar to free denial from inspiring English sources

It was a politically motivated classification when the Nixon Administration established it in the 1970's and that remains the case today, with the Obama Administration's evidence-free denial of a petition for rescheduling last year.

As the company's President, CEO and "Coach in Chief," Karen provides individual, group and corporate health and wellness coaching that is flexible, fun and free of denial.

But while adults who remember the days of LP's seem willing to pay 99 cents a song, students see any transition from free as a denial of basic right.

"An accused person cannot be foreclosed... from considering the issuance of a simple and unequivocal denial — free from overall defamatory triggers or contextual themes," Mastroianni wrote.

Coupled with the trademarks of authoritarianism a denial of free speech and free movement; arbitrary imprisonment and torture; religious persecution the small country's unique system of compulsory, open-ended military service for citizens makes it one of the most oppressive states in the world.

Why? Free-market ideology, denial and an unwillingness to commit taxpayer funds all played roles.

But since Jesus cannot be mistaken (according to Christian theology), how are Peter's later denials free?

CNN debate moderators didn't ask Trump about the reports of his campaign manager's behavior, leaving Trump free to issue denials after the debate, when fewer people were paying attention.

This doesn't conflict with Spinoza's denial of free will, which we looked at last week.

Another important consequence of Spinoza's account of the human being is his denial of free will.

He said it laid the foundation for attacks on religion by the secular left that has led to denial of free speech rights to religious people.