Deny Sample Clauses
The "Deny" clause serves to explicitly refuse or reject a request, claim, or right within a contract or agreement. In practice, this clause may be used to state that a party does not grant permission for a particular action, or that a certain obligation or liability is not accepted. For example, a service provider might deny responsibility for damages caused by third parties. The core function of this clause is to clearly establish boundaries and limit the scope of obligations or permissions, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential disputes between parties.
Deny. No reasonable grounds to believe child is in need of care OR emergency removal is not necessary to secure child’s protection. » DCFS may then request ISPO, if appropriate.
Deny. The decision concludes that the evidence does not support the allegations put forth in the grievance in whole or in part. The reason for the denial will be stated in the grievance response.
Deny. No reasonable grounds to believe child is in need of care OR not necessary to secure child’s protection. If removal is necessary, deny ISPO and issue Instanter Order for Removal.
Deny. If the final determination is to deny the permit, notice of intent to deny shall be given to EPA and the permit applicant.