Sentence examples for summarily denied from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hairston, who denies the charges and is still fighting the conviction, filed his first gun rights restoration application in 2006 in Cuyahoga County but was summarily denied.
Patriots Coach Bill Belichick, a self-avowed fan of the band, was not going to be summarily denied this high note of Super Bowl XLII.
If other requested material necessary to the processing and approval of a case, such as photographs, are not submitted by the required date, the application may be summarily denied as abandoned.
The People's Daily, a newspaper that functions as the Communist Party's official mouthpiece, summarily denied this, insisting that business will proceed as usual when it comes to "ideological issues".
At a pretrial hearing, a judge summarily denied Mr. Lee's request to call an expert witness to testify about the difficulty in identifying someone under those stressful and fleeting conditions, especially someone of another race.
If the petitioner or applicant fails to respond to a request for evidence or to a notice of intent to deny by the required date, the benefit request may be summarily denied as abandoned, denied based on the record, or denied for both reasons.
Several years ago, local journalists noticed that three of the largest police agencies in Virginia — the Fairfax County Police Department, the Alexandria Police Department and the Arlington County Police Department — were summarily denying all open-records requests.
Frequently, faculty members feel that they must provide an answer without hesitation to a student's request and as a consequence they respond by either summarily agreeing to whatever the student asks for or by summarily denying the request.
He says that the IRS summarily denies even clearly legitimate deductions associated with any businesses placed in a sham trust.
The Justice Department had sought to have his trial request summarily dismissed and denied having misused the law in detaining him.
"Generally, those writs are denied summarily by postcard," said Los Angeles defense lawyer Andrew M. Stein.
