Sentence examples for has denied the request from inspiring English sources

A federal judge has denied the request for a new trial by a former Louisiana congressman convicted on corruption charges.

The Secretary of the Army, Thomas E. White, has denied the request of Mr. Burlingame's family that he be buried in a plot at Arlington.

And we are disappointed that the US government has denied the request of the United Nations special rapporteur on torture to meet privately with Mr Manning in order to conduct an investigation of his treatment by US military authorities.

A federal court judge in Memphis has denied the request of the PGA Tour player Doug Barron for a temporary restraining order on his drug suspension that would have allowed him to compete in the PGA Tour qualifying school this week.

This BBC Persia article, translated from Farsi by a reader, quotes the Interior Ministry's head of elections saying he has denied the request for ballot access made by Mohsen Rezai (one of the two other candidates in the presidential race besides Ahmadinejad and Mousavi).

"The judge has denied the requests," the spokeswoman for the district court in The Hague said.

In a news conference this afternoon, Kurt Dixon, the family's lawyer, said the hospital had denied the request but the family had looked into getting one.

In a meeting last month of that state's Board of Education, Naccaman Williams, the chairman, reported that federal officials had denied the request but had told him they might reconsider it if Congress did not rewrite the law by the fall term.

But in a news conference held yesterday, John Garamendi, the commissioner for the California Department of Insurance, said he had denied the request to merge in what he described as his "final decision".

The speaker of House, John A. Boehner, Republican of Ohio, and Senator Harry Reid, the Nevada Democrat and majority leader, who together rule the Rotunda, have denied the request without specific explanation, perhaps mindful that the honor has been given to only 30 people since the remains of Senator Henry Clay graced the elaborate setting in 1852.

The information commissioner had denied the request, but the Administrative Appeals Chamber said the commissioner had given "insufficient weight to the public interest".