| 词汇 | example_english_deny |
| 释义 | Examples of denyThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. By doing so, he was denying the local shepherds a right they had exercised as long as they could remember. Although the ground of the nuraghe had become private property in 1848, the owner had never denied them access. Effectively, this denies space and time any positive characteristics of their own: they are simply the backcloth behind other entities. As minors, they had no role in the public domain, being denied any participation in the political affairs of the country. The persuasive appeal of this rhetorical strategy cannot be denied. Such probable admixture through time diminishes any claim that the presence of iron working ipso facto denies the presence of settlement. The extreme claim, however, denies that personal identity has these normative aspects. There is no denying that religious figures have contributed acts of great virtue in the world. Protectionism is paternalistic, essentialises the child, and denies the child a voice. The workers were denied it because it contained within it possibilities for awakening the masses. The main implication was that treatment would, therefore, be denied. If the ontological argument were a success, then the existence of the ens realissimum could only be denied on pain of contradiction. Do we do a great artist more of a disservice by admitting his personal faults, or by denying them? Insured persons denied coverage of technologies often sought redress in the courts. However, it may be that there are ethical objections to detecting tumors but denying treatment. Given these definitions, reflexivity may be either an intended or an unintended property of social science; it may be desired or scorned, elaborated or denied. He denies moral as well as physical natural law. He is caught amidst a chaos of irrealities he endorses and realities he denies. The classical utilitarians famously denied the latter view of interests, and at the deepest level we think they were right to do so. I am not denying that these questions are related, but they do seem different. Pitted against successful professional males or a disinterested middle class, they dramatize the class alienation denied by middle-class hegemony, and validate alternative values. In sum, it may become a problem of denying mobility to communicative resources. In one case, the zo-utterer is denied his right of authoritative assurance by being contradicted. Authorization focuses on identities that receive institutional sanction; illegitimation, in contrast, calls attention to identities that are denied such recognition. Dignity and aspirations denied : unmet health and social care needs in an inner-city area. He aggressively defended himself and denied any inaccuracies in the story of how he learned of the spoon. The idea of rationally updating courts essentially denies superior judicial skill when judges try to determine individual responsibilities. A crude realism denies that there can be any person except the corporators. Voters are denied the opportunity to cast votes for individuals in these settings. As soon as the elephant was dead, however, whatever ambiguous humanity had been assigned to the creature was denied to its remains. Nevertheless, the logic of international competitiveness in a global economy placed economics in command - over-riding or denying the possibility of political choices. She had resorted to the courts seeking her freedom (açao de liberdade), but this had g been denied because of lack of evidence. Aggrieved elites were now likely to rebel if political access was denied to them. Many constitutional scholars have denied the instr umentalist view. Respect is conveyed when we act for good reasons; respect is denied when we act for wrong reasons. One violates a human being explicitly if one explicitly denies that she (or he) has inherent dignity. 16. All defendant needs to do is to file an answer denying allegations of the complaint. The second was a stunted radical-democratic impulse which, being denied a more conventional expression, sought refuge in increasing extremities of nationalist belief. His particular target was ' the libertines of our age ' : men who denied that the principle of marital indissolubility applied to men as well as women. With a negative gap, principle is greater than practice, and individual rights are being denied or compromised. There is no denying the functionalist cast of these arguments. As leader of the formalist school, he denies that music can have any content other than rhythmic games. The subjective, personal side of religion is not denied, but neither is it given much expression in these books. Clearly we are in danger of denying any positive meaning at all to our theological language. He agrees with his objectors that laws are well-established features of the world, but denies that the natural (physical) world is all there is. One need not restrict oneself to carefully-worded ceteris paribus clauses - one can blatantly violate any natural law once closure is denied. The first reason is simply that there would be something peculiar about denying it. If this central tenet of incompatibilism is false, a major reason for denying compatibilist accounts of freedom and responsibility will have been removed. If this view is denied, then what is to replace it ? Rather, he denies that we can think of triangle in the abstract. When the commission had its final meeting, the former pro-tax ministerial representatives now denied supporting the tax. She reported a sensation of inner restlessness in both upper arms, abdomen, and back, but denied such inner restlessness in the lower extremities or legs. Struggle with death-evoked anxiety in one's way, such as accepting, denying, fighting, or letting go. He has become, and is seen by the outsider as the representative of an institution, which, in fact, denies that representation. He is literally figured as unrepresentable; he is denied voice, denied language. However, while no one has denied that dialect contact took place, the role of dialect mixture has been disputed. Nothing prevents applications from trying to remove all tuples or fill up the memory of a host, thus effectively denying service to all co-located agents. The importance of forming these influential and beneficial relationships in the field of music composition cannot be denied. Without denying the existence, and maybe importance, of such effects, we will stick to form [(1)] for the sake of simplicity. The approach denies privacy to residents who have to share bedrooms, cannot lock their rooms or who have to submit to assistance with bathing. By denying the house and furniture to the children, older people could break the upward economic spiral in the family. Thus writing was viewed as denying a direct link with its original. He categorically denied that temple funds were diverted into the estate. In addition, he was denied the radio and television exposure that was crucial to further commercial success. Inability or unwillingness to comply with this requirement would then be a reason for denying accreditation. Almost one patient in four denied that this drug may be accompanied by any risks. If vagueness is denied, then the strategy will not be applied efficiently. The philosophical anarchist denies that law is capable of being a morally binding practice. However, this move effectively denies the possibility of literalist misunderstanding of statutes, and therein lies the problem. Denials based on claims that certain races or ethnic groups are inferior and can legitimately be denied basic rights, for example, seem to me unacceptable. On the one side, the "virtuous"; on the other, those whom get denied that title (37). The existence of such a hand as a real and firm being, as a perceived being, and as an imagined being must therefore be denied. Thirdly, there was considerable evidence that the core-self of the people with dementia was denied. Workers regarded the violation of such customs as unfair treatment or denied justice (insaf). Rulers therefore needed a source to compensate for the labour their tribesmen denied. Without denying the plausibility of such trade-offs, we would suggest that this scheme is not pluralistic enough, especially with respect to relatively "unrestricted" female strategies. If they are too behaviorally different (culturally atypical), their genetic fitness might be negatively affected by being denied mating access. When the consequence is denied, the antecedent cannot be true. They got into the so-called risky industries not because they were nationalists but because the easier ones were denied to them in the earlier stages. Many commentators misunderstand us as denying that the brain is causally necessary for perceptual consciousness. Given that some of the boundary conditions were unknown, many people remained agnostic and a few denied the existence of gravity as a general rule. The possibility which we are denied is the possibility of ruling our own state. Since the truth of the belief is a constitutive presupposition of the way of life, the latter would be incoherent if the former is denied. Only by breaking the codes denying her could the poet have desired that woman. Nevertheless, it is possible to move beyond this sense of closure, without denying the opposition between authority and narrative on which it is based. Opinions differ sharply about whether these changes are to be welcomed, but the existence of change is rarely denied. What is irrational is preaching scepticism as our rational duty, denying the choice. On the other hand, those who want to try to say what they think is going on should not be denied permission. Understandably the animus was reciprocated, especially after 1704 when dissenters, like catholics, though to a lesser extent, were denied full civil and political rights. A girl, used by others, was denied the ultimate joy of her own child in her arms. He is merely denying the existence of the grand narrative while creating one in another form. He denied that justification is granted because of good works or merit on account of such works. They are also denied the statutory right to bring their dependants or claim supplementary benefits. His application was denied because he appeared to be an economic immigrant. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. 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