Sentence examples for issuing a denial from inspiring English sources
After initially issuing a denial over the Gyrus case in November 2011, Olympus a week later admitted its wrongdoing.
The former Spanish prime minister, José Maria Aznar, took the highly unusual step of issuing a denial after his name was mentioned as the possible father.
Labour's deputy leader Harriet Harman was accused of issuing a denial "full of pedantry and obfuscation" by the newspaper that made allegations about her historic involvement in paedophile rights campaigns.
The row erupted hours after Crosby moved to close questions about his role in influencing government policy by issuing a denial that he had ever discussed or lobbied David Cameron or the health secretary over tobacco packaging.
Ever since Mr. Rowland, after first issuing a denial, admitted that he accepted gifts and free work on his private cottage from companies doing business with the state, top Democrats have talked about the "grave" situation Connecticut finds itself in.
Some days, it seems that every commercial citation on a show is suspect; last month, the actress Tina Fey wound up issuing a denial after bloggers wondered whether the multiple references to McDonald's in an episode of NBC's "30 Rock" were product placements.
