Sentence examples for deprive citizens from inspiring English sources

In a statement, the UNI MEI Global Union said: the decision will deprive citizens of a vital pillar of democracy.

If you're going to deprive citizens of basic rights, even under a rational-basis test, you have to show that it's of benefit to somebody".

George Thomas Warren To the Editor: Law enforcement officers have the right, for good cause, to temporarily deprive citizens of their freedom through arrest.

If our courts are fit to deprive citizens of their liberty, why are they unfit to deprive corporations of anticipated future profits?

Instead, Mr. Bruno, 80, was indicted under a federal anticorruption statute that makes it a crime to deprive citizens of "honest services" from their elected officials.

"While these goals may be laudable," Judge Scheindlin continued, "administrators — even when faced with major budget crises — may not deprive citizens of the care to which they are legally entitled".

The report claims inflation, exasperated by the sanctions, has deprived citizens of trillions of roubles as it has impacted wages.

The claim that we have outgrown ideas is itself a dangerous ideology, depriving citizens of the intellectual tools they need to defend themselves.

Amnesty said a government conflict with the courts had undermined judicial independence, deprived citizens of basic rights and jeopardized the process of drafting a new constitution.

Doctrines of sovereign immunity provide "no shield" for state officials accused of depriving citizens of a federal right, said Judge Gilbert S. Merritt of the Sixth Circuit.

But the change to a set schedule has rankled some critics, who say it deprives citizens of due process and casts clerks in the role of judges.