Major strengths of this study are that it focuses on physical health and relates it to deprivation across different spatial scales using a large, national sample of German households.
The fight is between those employers, who view this as a good thing, and Germany's big unions, which view it as deprivation of workers' rights.
We call it play deprivation: without the time and space to play, children cannot work through the processes they need to develop emotionally, socially, physically or academically.
Many voters then saw Labour as soft on crime, too apt to blame it on deprivation and too keen to excuse offenders rather than punish them.
A prisoner with the bag over his head ceases to feel human as well as look it, and deprivation of sight, smell and balance encourages him expect the worst.
In a 5-4 decision the progressive and moderate justices of the Supreme Court ruled Section 3 of DOMA unconstitutional, declaring it "a deprivation of the liberty of the person protected by the Fifth Amendment".
It measures deprivation at the small-area level, that is, the Lower Layer Super Output Area.
The attitude around the food is so negative, that it's about deprivation, but it's really the opposite.
Or is it that once it has been declared, the deprivation it causes has the potential to affect people like you and me?
"It means it is a deprivation for those who have become used to four seasons and have only been getting a kind of year-round spring".
