Sentence examples for possible denial from inspiring English sources

If it weakens its demands on Mr. Suharto, it faces a possible denial in Congress to furnish additional American funding.

For example, because the Japanese become anxious when faced with a possible denial of imports, any tension over oil supply would be especially trying.

But this got a dusty reception when it was interpreted as meaning a possible denial of care to patients (such as the superfat) who fail to do enough themselves to prevent illness.One reason why Mr Brown wants to enhance the preventive role of the NHS is that the funding bonanza ends in the spring.

Based on these dichotomies, it seems that the problem of transcendence and its possible denial only pertains to (2).

The proposed algorithm prevents the system from packet dropping attacks; in future, it can be extended to all possible denial of service attacks.

The fact that current and planned accurate positioning and timing services rely on Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) has raised the concern about possible denial of service situations, as reported in [1] among others.

Last summer fuel experts were talk ing about conceivably "devastating" effects on the European economy brought about by possible total denial of Libyan and Iraqi petroleum through nationalization and prohibitive price rises.

Another one is the imputation of agency in the construction of the logico-linguistic frameworks that make human cognition possible, the denial that conventionality could only mean acquiescence in tradition.

We should all contribute (through taxation) to our healthcare system, of course, but a period of 'open enrollment' (with a very specific number of days) serves no clinical or moral purpose (other than to continually monitor for pre-existing conditions and possible coverage denial).

Medicare Administrative Contractors have recently begun informing hospitals that any readmission occurring within 30 days of an acute stay discharge is subject to review and referral to the quality improvement organisation, with a possible payment denial for the second admission, the initial admission or both.

Dill and many other leading computer scientists have listed multiple potential vulnerabilities to internet systems making vote-tampering possible, including denial-of-service attacks, malware, and penetration of the server's security wall.