Sentence examples for designed to deprive from inspiring English sources

Labor leaders say those laws are a subterfuge designed to deprive workers of overtime pay.

A recent law passed by AK to phase out thousands of crammers across Turkey (two-thirds of these are thought to be Gulen franchises) is designed to deprive the Gulenists of cash and recruits.

The hero, John Galt, a handsome and supremely self-interested physicist and inventor, leads a band of elite producers and creators in a "strike" designed to deprive the economy of their leadership and thereby force the government to respect their economic freedom.

Yes, we've fallen so far from our American ideals that we would allow almost every state legislature controlled by Republicans to institute laws designed to deprive citizens of their voting rights in the name of preventing voting fraud.

Since 2006, a policy adopted by the Bush administration entitled The Cuban Medical Program, is designed to deprive the Cuban nation of its doctors by inciting them to move to the United States.

Originally designed to deprive suspected real-life Scarfaces of the spoils of their illicit trade -- houses, cars, boats -- it now regularly deprives people unconnected to the war on drugs of their property without due process of law and in violation of the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments.

To simplify, the two camps are divided by this question: should Labour favour anger and grievance over aspiration, deriding the Big Society and indeed all paternalism as a wicked con trick designed to keep deprived neighbourhoods in a state of unthreatening passivity?

The EPICES score was designed to identify deprived individuals in French Health Examination Centres.

The FTO designation was chiefly designed to address this concern by depriving AQI of funding and driving a wedge between the extremists and the mainstream rebel movement.

They were designed to serve the most deprived communities; now they are serving the super-deprived communities and that is under threat because of the need to save," Rogers said.

In the Slovak Republic, legislative amendments designed to ensure that people deprived of their possessions are adequately compensated remain on the metaphorical table.