"The state has established a minimum income level that is necessary for people who are elderly and disabled to live on, but it denies that same level of assistance to some people just because they're immigrants," said Barbara Weiner, a lawyer with the Greater Upstate Law Project, one of several legal-service programs for the poor involved in the lawsuit.
While MSF says it was treating victims from all sides, including the Taliban, it denies that armed Taliban fighters were present on the night of October 3. "The view from inside the hospital is that this attack was conducted with a purpose to kill and destroy," said Christopher Stokes, MSF general director, in a statement.
Nyāya takes an extrinsicality view of certification (parataḥ prāmāṇya)—it denies that Kp entails KKp; to know that you know requires apperceptive certification and so seems vulnerable to the regress charge.
It pledged not to market products that share the American and Canadian brands, to accelerate Tim Hortons' international expansion and to encourage franchisees to keep the same number of workers.Burger King is happy to put the head office in Canada, which will cut its tax bill (though it denies that this is its main motive); the company will be managed from the United States.
But it denies that its title to the concession -- granted by a Congolese government decree -- is invalid.
Amgen acknowledges that the best discounts are earned by customers who purchase both Aranesp and Neulasta, but it denies that its contract is coercive.
Both have plenty of experience on news programmes, but both are more famous for light entertainment than for dodging bullets in Bosnia.The BBC declines to comment on most of the rumours from its notoriously leaky newsroom: it denies that Mr Campbell is being lined up to present its "Breakfast News", but does not say if he is being courted for other shows.
It denies that, saying its nuclear programme is for peaceful purposes only.
The new fine adds to its public image problems following a systems meltdown this week and recent allegations, which it denies, that it has abused its small business customers.
Last month McDonald's and one of its franchises in Dearborn in south-east Michigan, which has the country's highest concentration of Arab-Americans, paid $700,000 to settle allegations (which it denies) that it had falsely advertised its food as meeting Islamic dietary laws.A worldwide standard for the $700 billion halal food market is one idea.
But it denies that mistreatment of homeowners is a feature of its mortgage processing backroom systems.
