Sentence examples for two denials from inspiring English sources

So that's two denials from Ivanka Trump.

After two denials, the orchestra retained a lawyer and got the decision reversed in the nick of time — but only after considerable expense.

The reason, he said, was that since the civil war had stopped in the south, petitioners would be denied, and after two denials they could be sent back.

And even the Coastal Commission, after two denials, has given him approval to proceed if he meets certain conditions.

With no more than 30 recommendations from the pardons office by the fall, the White House pushed to reverse two denials, Lee and others said in interviews.

Here are five denials from the justice secretary, leave campaigner and former education secretary.

However, the goalkeeper would have the last laugh by making three denials from penalties aimed in the very same corner.

The spoof film attracted so much media attention that the Pentagon was forced to issue three denials that it was real.

Since 1998, the FBI has conducted more 225 million background checks on potential gun owners, with just close to 1.3 million denials, usually pertaining to a person's criminal record.

Still, Charpentier's supplicatory "Litanies de la Vierge" and "Reniement de Saint Pierre," an evocative setting of Peter's three denials of Jesus, had several elevating moments as well, mostly in choral passages.

As the issue of second jobs has risen up the political agenda, the Conservative party chairman has been taken to task over his controversial past – most recently by LBC's Shelagh Fogarty who extracted three denials from Shapps that he had worked as Michael Green after 2005.