Sentence examples for refuse access to from inspiring English sources

Because there is no statute of limitations on murder in the state of Tennessee, the police consider this case open and refuse access to department files.

Pilgrim ruled the incoming call record data was subject to an exemption under the Privacy Act that allowed Telstra to refuse access to the information.

This is a return to the dark old days of the Howard government using executive privilege or 'conclusive certificates' to refuse access to information," he said.

"Nothing would be more normal than to systematically refuse access to residency permits to the person wearing the veil and to her husband," he said.

The Foundation reserves the right to refuse access to material within the collections when access would be detrimental to the records' physical condition.

My primary argument before the courts is that it cannot be considered proportionate to refuse access to those who cannot afford to socialise or dine in college, or live in a room of a particular size and cost.

We were refused access to our rooms.

The Immigration Department refused access to documents about boat arrivals earlier this year.

And because they challenge company spin, short-sellers are often criticized and refused access to management.

Amnesty has been refused access to Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq and to Guantánamo Bay.

Grieve had refused access to the letters, arguing that they could cause constitutional problems.