Sentence examples for regularly denied from inspiring English sources

Civilians are regularly denied water, electricity, and proper sanitation in the areas Isis controls.

Michelangelo regularly denied that anyone influenced him, and his statements have usually been accepted without demur.

He explained that he has little alternative since banks have regularly denied his loan applications.

Mr. Walesa, now 57, has regularly denied charges of collaboration at any time.

Liberal politicians are regularly denied the right to register parties, and the candidacy of Grigory Yavlinsky, the leader of the liberal Yabloko party, was declared invalid last week.

Doctors often raise their meager salaries by prescribing high-priced tests and medicines, and patients who cannot pay up front are regularly denied treatment.

For example, they said, the department regularly denies compensatory pay to officers forced to skip lunch.

Because Chinese officials regularly deny knowing of such transactions, Mr. Bush and Mr. Jiang can be a bit elliptical in their talks.

Banks regularly deny loans to customers who are good credit risks if they dare to refuse to hand over the number coveted by practitioners of "target marketing".

Officials at Media Matters regularly deny that they have ever taken money from Mr. Soros, who repeats that denial in Wednesday's statement, saying, "I have not to date been a funder" of the liberal organization.

A more important, and contentious, issue is the first-past-the-post electoral system, which regularly denies the Lib Dems and smaller parties a share of parliamentary seats commensurate with their share of the vote.