The word "depriving" is correct and widely used in written English.
It is a verb meaning to take away something from someone, to deny something to someone, or to refuse to give something to someone. Example sentence: His parents kept depriving him of educational opportunities.
On top of that, in 1977 the supreme court ruled that the eighth amendment protection against "cruel and unusual punishment" did not apply to schoolchildren, after hearing a case in which students were hit regularly with paddles for minor infractions, one "depriving him of the use of his arms for a week," and one student was hit so severely "that he suffered a hematoma requiring medical attention".
It could be a purely chemical reaction to depriving my brain of pleasure for so long.
By aggressively wearing our hair in a public place, we are depriving young women of the chance to speak about the energy choices this country faces.
It is a personal attack disguised as a book review and has exposed Ms Hadid to public ridicule and contempt, depriving her of confidence and injuring her good name and reputation," said a statement from her New York lawyer Oren Warshavsky.
No marriage takes place, depriving the woman of legal rights, and men have several wahaya.
The schools have also closed, depriving thousands of children of an education.
It has been repeated since by everyone from Elizabeth Banks and Kristen Stewart to Carey Mulligan and Michelle Rodriguez: Hollywood is depriving its actresses of interesting roles.
Pearce went on to list the injuries depriving him of Michael Mancienne, Matty Fryatt, Dexter Blackstock and Andy Reid, though he was still able to make three changes to the side ignominiously and deservedly beaten by Rochdale in the FA Cup, bringing in Jamaal Lascelles, the new loan signing from Chelsea, Todd Kane, and the youngster Ben Osborn.
But conservative opponents say the Senate's language goes too far, empowering courts that are not equipped for the job and depriving defendants of constitutional rights without nearly enough recourse to federal courts and no guaranteed protections like those afforded by the Bill of Rights.
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.
