Sentence examples for deprive itself from inspiring English sources

Iran may also be reluctant, when its economy has been damaged by existing sanctions, to deprive itself of revenues from its larger European customers.

Hitting an economic nerve, Germany's finance minister made plain that if Britain quit the EU, it would deprive itself of access to the single market.

"The ecological party has decided to deprive itself of a candidate who symbolises the environment to millions of French people," the Green Euro-MP Jean-Paul Besset said yesterday.

"Why should modern entertainment deprive itself of a universal and timeless element of storytelling?'" Mr. Kaplan continued, "Violence is both a moneymaker — audiences love it — and an artist's tool.

Sometimes the Libyan leader appeared to be aiming his remarks to an unseen American chamber of commerce, saying the United States had in recent years been concentrating on its own internal problems and should not deprive itself of Libyan oil.

The report said that "attempting to reverse financial integration would be the wrong conclusion to draw from the crisis," since the region "would deprive itself of a source of growth".

"At a time of crisis, France deprives itself of contributors to its economic growth.

"The Arab world is largely depriving itself of the creativity and productivity of half of its citizens," he said.

"Sadly, the Arab world is largely depriving itself of the creativity and productivity of half its citizens," the report concluded.

Instead of finding fresh sources of money for its infrastructure, India would thereby have made things worse by depriving itself of tax revenue.

America thus deprived itself of the chance to have a trusted interlocutor on its doorstep.Many Iranian leaders have built political careers on bashing America.