Sentence examples for majority can deprive from inspiring English sources

The very bedrock of our country is that neither the government nor the will of the majority can deprive a minority of basic human rights.

Britain has the unpalatable reputation of leading the world in intrusions upon its citizens; we are the most snooped upon of all states, and a major reason is that we are practically a parliamentary tyranny – a single vote majority in the House of Commons can deprive us of rights in a moment.

But that narrow focus can deprive farmers of irrigation in the dry season.

You can deprive your people of whatever civil rights you like.

This can deprive more esoteric projects of the chance to grow and, perhaps, yield astonishing results.

"They can deprive us of our clergy, because most of them are foreigners.

Nobody can deprive me of that victory, except the almighty Allah".

"We want it and no one can deprive us of having it".

Nobody can deprive me of that victory except the Almighty Allah," Jammeh said.

Furthermore, an excessive amount of fibres can deprive SCC of its favourable fluidity and segregation resistance.

No one can deprive him of that.