Examples of using Does not deny in English and their translations into Finnish
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He does not deny the facts.
Well, free Aries nothing does not deny.
It does not deny it at all.
Yet by the same token,the Bible does not deny or contradict her Assumption.
He does not deny he killed my brother.
The captain does not deny this.
God does not deny anyone the grace of salvation.
My client, Mr. Winters, does not deny being at the store.
Does not deny being at the store. My client, Mr. Winters.
Mr. Lombard does not deny it, Mr. Blore.
The sun, whose rays Are all ablaze"With ever-living glory,"Does not deny His majesty.
Tell me. He does not deny he killed my brother.
The applicant submits that the abusive nature of a margin squeeze can arise only from the abusive nature of retail prices alone,since the Commission does not deny that the prices of wholesale access are mandatorily set by the official authorities.
He does not deny his misbehavior, but that is all that it was… misbehavior.
In its pleadings, the Irish Government does not deny the complaint made against it.
The Commission does not deny its responsibility for implementing the budget, including in shared management.
Self-regulation is the central concept in this report, but that does not deny us the right to nudge the trend in a certain direction.
The applicant does not deny that the registered letter with form of acknowledgement of receipt was an appropriate means of notification.
In the first place, it must be noted in that regard that the applicant does not deny that it could have increased its ADSL charges from 1 January 2002.
The Committee does not deny that there are a number of EU/CEEC cooperation projects which are beneficial to transport workers.
Of course we have to defend our democratic way of life when it is threatened by violence, butwe have to do so in a way that does not deny or reduce basic human rights, not only for society in general, but for those sections of society which are alienated from society at large.
Virtue ethics does not deny the validity of laws and rules, but it does insist that rules cannot be the ultimate foundation of ethics.
It notes, at the outset,that the Council does not deny that the applicant is directly concerned by the contested regulation.
The resolution does not deny either the problem of competitiveness or the need for restructuring, but firmly calls for respect for the rules.
The Luxembourg Government does not deny that it has not implemented Directive 97/36 within the prescribed period.
The rapporteur does not deny Member States the option of enlarging or extending the scheme to include urban transport, and it is already mandatory for regional transport.
The Irish Government does not deny that the Directive has not been transposed within the prescribed period.
Hegel does not deny this; but, he adds, it is equally certain that being tends to become its opposite, nothing, and that both are united in the concept becoming.
In its defence, the French Government does not deny that Directive 97/68 was not transposed into domestic law within the prescribed period.
Polanyi does not deny that the self-regulating market has brought"unheard of material wealth", but he suggests that this is too narrow a focus.