Sentence examples for deprive that from inspiring English sources
However, eleven Democrats in the Senate, determined to deprive that body of a quorum, also decided to flee the state, this time to Albuquerque.
Upon the question whether the statute is unconstitutional upon the further ground that, by its necessary operation, it will deprive that company of its property without due process of law, we deem it unnecessary to express an opinion.
"We have made the decision to deprive that person of their liberty and then we turn around and tell them they must pay for it, when most can least afford it," she said.
Last week, the administration notified a federal court hearing appeals by Guantánamo inmates that it was dropping Mr. Bush's absurd claim that he could declare anyone an "enemy combatant" and deprive that prisoner of judicial process.
Second, and not wholly unrelated to the first point, however, the Court appears to think that the commingling of my hypothetical collection of ASCII article-files from the October 31, 2000, New York Times with similar collections of files from other editions of the New York Times (or from other periodicals) within one database would deprive that collection of revision status.
If Action Aid is right, and the Nigerian arrangement served merely to deprive that country of much needed revenues to the detriment of millions of people living in dire poverty, then it was a few shades worse than even the Double Irish or the Dutch Sandwich (see above).
You are depriving that child of food for political reasons".
Mainly because you're so sleep deprived that you find everything funny.
An offshoot group of those dési invaded Connaught and deprived that kingdom of the area that is now County Clare.
Prosecutors portrayed Mr. Williams as being so sleep deprived that his reflexes were affected as if he had been intoxicated.
"The fact that deliberations continued after the report deprives that report of the finality necessary to constitute an acquittal on the murder offenses," the chief justice wrote.
