Sentence examples for designed to strip from inspiring English sources

Groups representing makers and riders of off-highway vehicles also had objections, casting the suggested wilderness designations as hostile acts designed to strip riders of their rights.

But the day after the fetal-heartbeat bill was enacted, Mr. Rapert co-sponsored a bill designed to strip Planned Parenthood of all state and federal financing.

But in a sign of the rancour to come, senior judges condemned the reforms as unconstitutional and said they were designed to strip the judiciary of its independence.

George Julian, the Free Soil candidate for vice president in 1852 and a Republican congressman throughout the Civil War, assured the nation that his party advocated "no leveling policy, designed to strip the rich of their possessions".

It seems designed to strip some of the commission's powers, perhaps by strengthening the European Stability Mechanism, the euro-zone rescue fund, which governments run themselves.That said, the commission has made mistakes.

What's interesting about this is the way a software system has been designed to strip all of the nuances and complexities that characterise human interaction and compress them into a channel with the bandwidth of Morse code.

The tape must be able to be easily removed (without disturbing the paint) so only use painter's tape (designed to not strip away paint).

It is designed to improve the strip deformation and to increase the flexibility of production lines compared with the conventional roll forming of ERW pipes.

In PEHFSD the aqueous strip (0.2 M NaOH) solution is dispersed in the organic (12%LIX-79/n-heptaneLIX-79/n-heptaneLIX-79/n-heptanener with a mixing arrangement (impeller stirrer) designed to form a strip dispersion.

I suffered physical and psychological torture of all kinds, designed to maximise suffering and strip me of my dignity.

People in prison have learned to endure extreme circumstances and to outsmart the dizzying mechanisms that are designed to control them and strip them of whatever made them who they were when they were free — in the course of which they acquire rarified knowledge and skills, and that's the education I notice.