Sentence examples for resulting denial from inspiring English sources
The resulting "denial of service attack," which brought down PayPal's site intermittently over four days, was nicknamed "Operation Avenge Assange" in reference to the Wikileaks founder.
In April 2014, the AHA and other stakeholders filed two lawsuits against the Department of Health and Human Services challenging the arbitrary standards of the two-midnight rule and the resulting denial of proper reimbursement for care provided.
Two kinds of attacks share this result: Denial of Service and VM-to-Hypervisor Attacks.
As a result, Denial eSports rose to the spotlight and clinched a spot in the grand finals.
Appeals can be slow and cumbersome, if they are available at all, and most patients are barred from suing for damages resulting from denials and delayed treatments.
Service providers are often not aware of their obligations to provide care for UMs; they are uncertain about the definition of 'necessary care' or unaware of the provision of reimbursement, resulting in denials of UMs particularly in hospitals.
"Denial Makes the World Go Round" (Nov. 20) is interesting and informative, but I have a problem with the transition from the damage to oneself and others caused by self-denial to the social positives resulting from the denial of the flaws and faults of others.
"All a consumer has to do is look at the fuels section of the owner's manual, which says that the use of fuel above 10percentt ethanol may result in denial of warranty claims".
The carrier was advised that continued unsatisfactory ratings would result in denial, suspension, or revocation of the carriers California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) operating authority". .
"The carrier was advised that continued unsatisfactory ratings would result in denial, suspension, or revocation of the carriers California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) operating authority".
In addition, critics of the approach argue that mandated use of filtering software on public computers like libraries may result in denial of vital information to poorer sections of the society who do not have independent access to the Internet, thereby curbing intellectual freedom and creating inequity in access to information.
