"You cannot deprive a living being of water," I said.
"You can't deprive a person of their income," he said.
DEPRIVE a person of oxygen and he will turn blue, collapse and eventually die.
The point of such an action is not merely to deprive a company of profits.
It can undermine sales of legitimate products, deprive a company of its valuable intellectual property and tarnish its brand.
They contend that unless charges are proved, it is unfair to deprive a teacher of future employment.
How could they deprive a kid of a chance to earn $30 for playing a video game?
"Before, school administrators were not required to justify at all a decision to deprive a student of alternatives during a suspension," she said in a telephone interview.
Cologne's archbishop turned off the cathedral's lights to deprive a Pegida-like rally from its backdrop; antis stopped the marchers on a bridge over the Rhine.
The very bedrock of our country is that neither the government nor the will of the majority can deprive a minority of basic human rights.
A skilled shad-boner can deprive a shad of its skeleton in five minutes, for this he usually gets 35 cents.
