Sentence examples for whether denied from inspiring English sources

Whether denied his chance out on the pitch or not, this was evidence of how much he cared.

That in turn opens the question of whether, denied support on its own benches, the Conservatives might receive support from other parties on such issues.

Instead, it has focussed on the doubtful question of whether denying refuge to Syrian families might increase public safety.

And it does not address whether denying services, such as the baking of wedding cakes, based on religious beliefs will be considered discriminatory.

It was about whether denying that money was unfair to women or fair to unborn children, depending on your point of view.

The arguments made before the 7th Circuit were the same arguments made in other federal courts, centering on whether denying same-sex marriage is a violation of the 14th Amendment's due process and equal protection clauses.

They wanted to see whether denying LGBT people their human rights because of their identities was likely to have a harmful effect on a country's level of economic development.

We want to know whether denying a person access to a life-saving intervention because it is too expensive for a given health care system is a denial of his right to health.

Every GP, whether he denied or agreed to participate was asked about his opinions concerning research in general practice in general and the relevance of the research topic to him or her.

The city also factored in teacher performance, including whether recent hires were denied tenure and whether they received an unsatisfactory rating from principals.

He would not disclose the monsignor's whereabouts or say whether the monsignor denied the charge.