Sentence examples for deprive its from inspiring English sources

And as far as the Constitution is concerned, there would be no legal obstacle if Florida's Legislature decided that in future elections it would deprive its citizens of the direct right to vote on Presidential electors.

If a democracy went bad, Tocqueville thought, it would probably deprive its citizens of freedom not by bullying but by cozening.

Mr. Sloane said he thought it was highly unlikely the state would deprive its wineries of direct shipments.

Those four have departed this life, but Buchanan has not, and it is a pity that MSNBC has decided to deprive its viewers not only of a dissenting voice but of a voice that has in its time stirred millions.

He was promising to defend the Roman Catholic Church's "religious liberty" to deprive its tens of thousands of employees and university students of their own liberty.

By steeling itself to pain and horror, a society can deprive its enemies of their most potent weapon -- fear -- and help ensure its security and, ultimately, its survival.

Abstinence-only is the antithesis of sex education; it deprives its victims of sex education, substituting futile anti-sex exhortation.

We should stand against a state that seeks to use its sovereign status as a shield as it deprives its people of life.

It also deprives its economies of much-needed technology and outside skills.

China deprives its people of political rights, but at least it gives them a rising standard of living.

Egypt deprived its people of political rights and gave them a declining standard of living.