Sentence examples for deprived work from inspiring English sources

Therefore, when sleep deprived, work on diet and the balance of movement/stillness.

As Republican President Dwight D. Eisenhower asserted, "Only a fool would try to deprive working men and women of their right to join the union of their choice".

"I mixed with a lot of peasants, workers, artists and writers, all deprived of work," he said.

When the government talks of balanced communities, it's a euphemism for communities that are not uniformly poor and deprived of work".

"The absolute priority must be for people in France who are deprived of work to get back into jobs," he said.

Once a week, outreach workers from Carousel, which is in one of Essex's most deprived areas, work with the PCT's health visiting team to identify families who could benefit from help.

Benjamin argued that the proliferation of images of images – prints, photographs – deprived a work of art of its "aura", the sense of power and mystery it had as a unique object of contemplation in societies with religious structures.

Uprooted and deprived of work, these people have little choice but to steal and to hang as a result.

The standard definition of unemployment of ILO is based on the following three criteria that must be satisfied simultaneously; "deprived of work," "currently available for duty," and "looking for job".

General practitioners in deprived areas work harder, with higher consultation rates and shorter consultation lengths than those in more affluent areas [ 6].

But this works against him, depriving his work of the sense of mystery that seems necessary for Surrealism.