Ví dụ về việc sử dụng They are denied trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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If they are denied, they get a second chance in immigration court.
Many remain outside the formal economy, where they are denied benefits but also spared taxes.
Religiously they are denied entrance to places we call“houses of God”.
Also, the need to fulfil such needswill become stronger the longer the duration they are denied.
They are denied necessities and can be separated from those that care for them.
It is doubtful to expect a child to succeed in life if they are denied the opportunity of an education.
They are denied permission to land, but briefly see Nagisa Kaworu sitting in space without a space suit.
In-hae and Mi-reu reach the last helicopter for Seoul,but Mi-reu shows symptoms and they are denied passage.
On the other hand, if the children cannot opt out,then they are denied the right to follow their faith as they think necessary.
They are denied opportunities to work and learn, driven from their homes and countries and forced to suppress or deny who they are to protect themselves from harm.
However, since they have been automatically excommunicated, they are denied access to the absolution of sins granted in the confessional.
The most forthright observation was made by Acting Secretary Shanahan that“nations are unable to make use of natural resources within their exclusive economiczones” and“fishermen's livelihoods are in peril as they are denied access to waters they and their ancestors have fished for generations.”.
We can never accept that they are mistreated, that they are denied the right to live out their childhood peacefully andjoyfully, that they are denied a future of hope.
Gomes said the condition of domestic workers in Bangladesh andIndia are equally dire as they are denied basic facilities and exploited at every level.
We can never accept that they are mistreated, that they are denied the right to live out their childhood peacefully and joyfully, that they are denied a future of hope.”.
The 1.1 million-strong Rohingya people have suffered years of discrimination in Myanmar,where they are denied citizenship even though many have longstanding roots in the country.
Now they are usually recognized as victims of trafficking,but mostly they are denied asylum, deported back to Vietnam, where they return to their old homes, and often re-encounter their traffickers, who re-traffic them back to the UK.
In working life,stereotypes against persons with Down syndrome often mean they are denied vocational training opportunities and their right to work.
Now they are usually identified as victims of trafficking,but mainly they are denied asylum, deported back to Vietnam, where they go back to their old homes, and typically re-encounter their traffickers, who retraffick them back to the UK.
The world has what PopeFrancis calls a“social debt towards the poor… because they are denied the right to a life consistent with their inalienable dignity.”.
The Iranians are a greatpeople who deserve to chart their own future, but they are denied their liberty by a handful of extremists whose pursuit of nuclear weapons prevents their country from taking its rightful place amongst the thriving.
The world has a grave social debt towards thepoor who lack access to drinking water, because they are denied the right to a life consistent with their inalienable dignity.”[1].
Here we are at the end of the 20th century with a lot of people lonely in a Godless world-and now they are denied not only God but the solid substance of judgment and perception.
Our world has a grave social debt toward thepoor who lack access to drinking water, because they are denied the right to a life consistent with their inalienable dignity.
When girls have to drop out of school to help their motherscollect water and perform other household tasks, they are denied their right to education- whichis now a fundamental right under Article 21A of the Indian Constitution.