Ending the war in Syria would deprive it of its fertile recruiting grounds.
It was not love and it was not hate but something for which there is no name, because to name it would be to deprive it of its truth.
But it is hard to envisage Hamas agreeing to disarm completely; that would deprive it of its raison d'être as the last bastion of resistance to Israel.So there is ample scope for an early bust-up between negotiators in Cairo.
He fought the supremacy of the German Social Democratic Party in the Second International and, in order to deprive it of its revolutionary reputation, confronted it at the Congress of Stuttgart in 1907 with his formula "insurrection rather than war".
In the eyes of the Netanyahu government and its rightwing supporters, he personified the effort to "de-legitimise" the Jewish state and deprive it of its ability to defend itself.
EBay's complaint contends that after the Kijiji move, Mr. Newmark and Mr. Buckmaster plotted in secret to dilute eBay's influence in the company, including an effort to deprive it of its board seat.
To correct the syntax of his thinking so that the anomaly is removed would be to deprive it of its power as testimony – we do indeed continuously stand apart from ourselves, appraising.
But taken as a whole they can be seen as part of a larger effort to undermine the institution of science, and to deprive it of its role in the public-policy debate.
The United States has been willing to give up some of its roughly 17 percent stake, but has balked at proposals that would cut it to 15 percent and deprive it of its veto (decisions need 85 percent of the vote to pass).
Tracy and Jack point out that the African-American community has adopted the word to deprive it of its meaning.
Rather ironically, it points to a potentially effective way of marginalizing religion from mainstream society -- that is, deprive it of its trust-building niche.
