Sentence examples for deliberately deprived from inspiring English sources

And bear in mind, also, that taxes have lagged behind spending partly thanks to a deliberate political strategy, that of "starve the beast": conservatives have deliberately deprived the government of revenue in an attempt to force the spending cuts they now insist are necessary.

Closed in on all sides, deliberately deprived of the most basics rights of life.

Second is to restore services in those areas that have been deliberately deprived of them.

First, under apartheid, blacks were deliberately deprived of education, leaving millions of them, as Mr Ncube puts it, unemployable.

Flesh-and-blood voters will remember that villages that voted for the opposition last time were deliberately deprived of food aid.

Thiebaud's new images include a display cabinet of baked goods, and a heart-shaped cake, in a dark setting; he deliberately deprived himself of the "support system" of a white background.

More to the point, why are you deliberately depriving yourselves and other shareholders of millions of dollars.

No, we're keeping it very simple, not as simple as I wanted, I thought just the two of us eloping to Scotland would be romantic, plus it wouldn't cost £25,000, but Nick's mother says, you only get married once, do we want to look back in 10 years and think why did we deliberately deprive our families of beautiful memories they will cherish all their lives?

He said it was wrong to deliberately deprive a child of a mother or father.

Our schools do so poorly because they are settings that more or less deliberately deprive children of all of the conditions, described above, that are essential for self-education: Children are not free to play, explore, and roam in school.

I don't believe we have a moral obligation to actively provide animals with pleasure (except when we keep them captive), but we err when we deliberately deprive them of opportunities to pursue the rewards that a natural existence would normally provide them.