Sentence examples for deprived from using from inspiring English sources
Unlike in the 1979 revolution, people are now deprived from using mosques as centres for mobilization, as Mosques are controlled by revolutionary guards and the basijis.
This bill, however, could deprive professionals from using their judgment to discipline according to relevant circumstances".
It would also deprive Ali Khamenei from using sanctions as an opportunity to rally the people around the flag.
It will also deprive the farmers from using the water for irrigation and growing their plants.
An association study between social deprivation and survival on RRT in England and Wales between 1997 and 2004, found inequitable access to RRT of individuals from deprived areas, using the Townsend index [ 10].
Buttet argued that Swiss intelligence agencies had become too reliant on help from other nations because they were deprived of using the full range of modern investigative tools.
Then, by pooling data from neighbourhoods in the top decile (i.e., most deprived) and the bottom decile, we compared rates in the most deprived populations to the least deprived populations using age- and sex-standardized rate ratios.
The research found that children from deprived families use the out-of-school services as much as their better off peers in the vast majority of schools, but in a small but significant minority, poorer families use them less – possibly because they cannot afford the parental contributions most schools require.
The isolated skin cells were deprived from the ideal medium for maintained mRNA expression.
Bulk soil without plant (control soil) was also investigated to obtain microbes deprived from rhizodeposits.
Sometimes this can throw up a genuinely thought-provoking idea – the notion that it is perfectly valid for young women from deprived backgrounds to use their "erotic capital" to marry a footballer rather than focus on education as a way of getting on in life – but, more often than not, it leads to a series of baffling conclusions.
