Sentence examples for deprives- from inspiring English sources

Dean says that the direct adverse effects on the NHS from doctors doing both types of work is that "time spent in the private sector deprives the NHS of a valuable resource".

Private healthcare deprives the NHS of doctors, increases waiting lists for care and does not give patients the superior treatment they think they are paying for, he argues.

"It deprives the detained person of the protection a criminal trial is intended to afford".

Whether it is a social media platform like Facebook, or general web browsing, people have no idea what information they are sharing and with whom, he says, which deprives them of choice.

He is frustrated by the amount of power still in London which he said deprives the devolved assembly of what it "needs to have" to deal with some of the financial and public finance issues.

Musharraf is still banned from leaving the country, which he says deprives him not just of the lucrative international lecture circuit, but also access to his homes in London and Dubai.

The president must end this war in the net, which deprives us of civil liberties under the guise of depriving foreign bad people of sanctuary A great deal of confusion has been created by the distinction between data and metadata, as though there were a difference and spying on metadata were less serious.

The president must end this war in the net, which deprives us of civil liberties under the guise of depriving foreign bad people of sanctuary.

A proposal that deprives people of their rights, divides nations abroad and divides nations at home is a grossly disproportionate reaction to one or two adverse rulings from Strasbourg.

His retirement on January 2nd not only deprives American politics of one of its most rambunctious characters.

Removing them from their normal environment deprives them of the company of other substances essential for their function.