First, they tried to deny the existence of any scientific evidence for global warming.

The ban on headscarves has become one more denial of the existence of asocial minority.

Newton saw God as the master creator whose existence could not be denied in the face of the grandeur of all creation.

Keynes s heresy was to deny that there are any such natural forces, at least in the short term.

Rather than parse killers motives, we better affirm our own values by denying that any reasons could ever justify such acts.

It remains uncommitted to the idea of denying sanctuaries on its territory to Taliban fighters battling American and NATO troops in Afghanistan.

Putin in Denial

The fact cannot be denied.

Economics in Denial

Holocaust Denial, Nuclear Denial

In the conclusions, it was stated, inter alia, that the Central Asian States had inherited an approach to minorities that promoted assimilation and the continued denial of problems relating to ethnic minorities.

Tom's denial to admit offence had repeated.

Denying Democracy in Hong Kong

Lack of awareness of women's rights.

It also renewed its appeal to the Sub Commission to take the initiative and review the definition of the right to self determination which had given rise to a series of laws that essentially denied the existence of the world's indigenous peoples.

The Fed in Denial

Ignorance of banking procedures and loan conditions

And seeing them makes it harder to deny their humanity.

In accordance with the Committee's settled jurisprudence, it is not for the Committee to examine the manner in which facts and evidence have been evaluated by domestic courts, unless it was clearly arbitrary or amounted to a denial of justice, which was not the case here.

The need for root and branch reform was undeniable.

It is futile for the Bush administration to deny it.

(f) The continuing denial of the freedom of human rights defenders to pursue their activities

Holocaust denial is not an argument about the past.

Denying human rights won't solve the problem of terrorism, but will rather reinforce it...

Once concluded, it should not be possible for a contract to be denied validity.

Even Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, under increasing EU pressure as accession negotiations are due to begin this October, has agreed to an impartial study by academic historians, although he has reiterated his belief that the genocide never occurred. In France, the historical occurrence of the Armenian genocide is enshrined in law, and denial of its occurrence is regarded in the same way as Holocaust denial.

No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of his nationality nor denied the right to change his nationality.

(f) The continuing denial of the freedom of human rights defenders to pursue their legitimate activities

3. Rejects any denial of the Holocaust as an historical event, either in full or part

Differences in innate ability were not denied (at least by the sensible).

Sadly, in Burma Myanmar, human rights and democracy continue to be denied.

(f) The continued denial of the freedom of human rights defenders to pursue their legitimate activities

At the same time, the relation between criminal justice and prosperity cannot be denied, nor can the contribution to be made by criminal justice to transitional justice in countries emerging from conflict and countries with economies in transition.

A blatant example of this is the law against Holocaust denial.

France has made it illegal to deny any internationally recognized crimes against humanity.

Some East European countries specifically prohibit the denial of communist genocides.

In a sense, this will be a continuation of Germany s long history of self abolition.

What connects Iran s nuclear ambitions and Holocaust denial?

The point of Holocaust denial is to remove the taboo now associated with the original crime.

Tunisian Twitter user Tounsia Hourra mocked the Mufti's denial that he took an Israeli visa

sfpelosi Iran never denied it.

The fact that some of these motions were denied by the investigating judge cannot be interpreted as a denial of the right to a defence.

This encourages stakeholders to deny, rather than acknowledge, problems.

That role cannot be forsaken, and no one has a moral right to deny it.

They refer to a Court of Cassation ruling of 23 February 2001 showing that case law, at least at the highest level, applies stringent criteria in determining the existence of gross negligence or a denial of justice, concepts that are in themselves already restrictive.