Sentence examples for is routinely refused from inspiring English sources

Considering the scope of the problem of homeless families — some 9,500, an all-time high, use the shelter system every night — there is reason to believe that more families will be left in the cold as overnight emergency refuge is routinely refused.

In the past Belarus has routinely made such requests and they have been routinely refused.

Through the 1960s he was routinely refused jobs or had offers suddenly withdrawn.

Newspapers are routinely refused and phone calls to family can be open to police misinterpretation.

Changes to prices, production or to the car itself had to be cleared by the government, he added, and requests were routinely refused.

She is allowed no visitors without state permission, and even senior foreign diplomats are routinely refused permission to meet with her.

Political parties were theoretically permitted, but needed to seek official registration, which they were routinely refused, and Karimov was responsible for holding thousands of political and religious figures in prison.

The churches that attempted to recover their legal status were routinely refused registration as ordinary civic organizations and one has even had its property confiscated for now being illegal.

Often judging cases solely based on the skin colour, address or accented Spanish of the parents, the offspring of Haitian immigrants are routinely refused birth registration certificates, thereby denying these children nationality and rendering them legally stateless.

So much so that tour operators have reportedly been routinely refusing to take conservationists, media and politicians to bleached parts of the reef.

North Queensland tourism operators are routinely refusing to take media and politicians to see coral bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef for fear the attention will trigger a collapse in visitor numbers, it has been claimed.