In "The Decline of Book Reviewing," published in Harper's in 1959, she had written: The worst result of [the Times'] decline is that it acts as a sort of hidden dissuader, gently, blandly, respectfully denying whatever vivacious interest there might be in books or in literary matters generally.
In "The Decline of Book Reviewing," published in Harper's in 1959, she had written: **{:.break one} ** The worst result of [the Times'] decline is that it acts as a sort of hidden dissuader, gently, blandly, respectfully denying whatever vivacious interest there might be in books or in literary matters generally.
In addition, he "respectfully denies" that the fabric is "substantially similar" to my photograph and therefore there is no infringement.
"Accordingly, we respectfully request that the Department of Justice deny LAPD's request for funding and instead direct federal support of body-worn cameras to agencies whose police align more closely with the objectives of the program and a better promise to build public trust," he continued.
You are within your rights to deny consent to the search respectfully.
"We respectfully, but strongly, disagree with the E.E.O.C. and deny all of Mr. Borumand's allegations".
Mr. Rove, told of Mr. Inhofe's comments, denied any political motivations, saying, "I respectfully disagree with the senator".
In the meantime, he could take plenty of comfort in denying the dreams of the candidate he respectfully referred to as Little Marco.
The military denies the allegations, maintaining that guards followed established procedures and treated the Qur'ans respectfully.
West denies having designed the logo for Owens's Blexit merchandise, leaving the name of the actual designer respectfully anonymous while calling out Owens by name.
Even while denying consent to a search or asking if you are free to go, do so calmly and respectfully.
