Sentence examples for gross denial from inspiring English sources
To complain that this represents a gross denial of justice misunderstands the nature and function of Icac.
"The international community should make a point of putting pressure on Israel to release the political prisoners and stop this gross denial of Palestinians' rights," said the Dubai-based Gulf News.
The national president of the organisation, Margaret Tighe, told Guardian Australia that the group has been in touch with Dutton's office to overturn the decision, which she calls a "gross denial" of Newman's rights.
Mr. Heyerdahl's persistent presentation of Easter Island culture to the popular reader as South American or Hittite in origin is a gross denial of both scientific fact and history.
The Mansour government knows very well that trying civilians before military tribunals is a violation of international law, and it knows that bringing loose charges such as "incitement to violence," and then sentencing people to life after two hearings, is a gross denial of due process.
The inspector general's report implicitly questions whether administrative law judges' gross approval and denial rates are fair analytical tools.
Last week six countries wrote to Viviane Reding, the European justice commissioner, calling for the "public condoning, denial and gross trivialisation of totalitarian crimes" to be punished.
§ 890.1112 Denial of continuation of coverage due to involuntary separation for gross misconduct.
It involves enormous amounts of denial, an enormous amount of keeping your mouth shut in the face of gross atrocity.
The country is in denial, he says; revealing the truth will have a cleansing effect.Wildly denouncing Mr Gross is unlikely to counter the belief that Poland is a hotbed of anti-Semitism.
