Sentence examples for application depriving from inspiring English sources

However, the government refused to process the association's application, depriving it of legal status.

In 2015-16, care homes in England asked local councils to approve 195,840 applications to deprive a resident of their liberty – most of them older people – under the deprivation of liberty safeguards (DoLS) legal framework.

Consequently, low-priority applications are deprived of sufficient bandwidth.

A breakup would place the operating system into one company and the applications into another one, depriving Microsoft of the leverage it now enjoys in developing both.

When we "edit" (or co-author) their college application essays, we deprive them of faith in their own abilities.

If flexible budget is allocated based on priority, only then some applications would face significant amount of budget wastage at the end of the data plan period as well as many important applications would be deprived of sufficient amount of flexible budget.

Nrf2 reciprocates this competition and the application of ethyl pyruvate on BV2 cells was shown to increase Nrf2 binding to CBP, thus depriving its interaction with p65, thereby further decreasing expression of NF-κB target genes such as iNOS [ 36].

"I would feel I'm depriving someone".

Stop depriving yourself from food.

But what is less clear is whether the exercise of any rights was actually deprived because applications were not denied on the basis of political affiliation.

Thyme-roasted halibut, on a pillow of chive whipped potatoes, is simple and pleasing, but a stingy application of charred-tomato vinaigrette deprives it of a badly needed kick.