Sentence examples for order depriving from inspiring English sources
"He wasn't just killed: he was assassinated". Within a few days of Hashi's release, May signed an order depriving him of his British citizenship.
But they were told by officials that they could not provide assistance because the Home Secretary had issued an order depriving him of his British citizenship.
From a plain reading of the statute and surrounding guidance, it is clear that the question is simply whether the person holds another nationality at the date of the order depriving him of British citizenship".
Would not we in setting out this order deprive the defense of a certain right of rebutting the evidence?
order deprives all those within its scope of the equal protection of the laws as guaranteed by the Fifth Amendment.
"The government's delay," Mr. Hogan said, "follows a pattern of the Secret Service stonewalling plaintiffs and ignoring court orders, depriving African-American agents of the fundamental evidence of race discrimination that is key to their claims".
The judge concluded that the council's use of a "deprivation of liberty" order unlawfully deprived Stephen of his freedom.
A next friend surely could exercise such a right, but the family courts order has deprived Newdow of that status.
In excommunicating them without benefit of hearings, this order also deprives them of all their constitutional rights to procedural due process.
The hashtag #ISISMediaBlackout was used to urge people not to spread the images in order to deprive the jihadist group of the oxygen of publicity.
A federal order will deprive local authorities of critical tools in an age of heightened fears about terrorism and mass shootings, some law enforcement leaders say.
